Book - "Chairmakers Notebook" Written & illustrated by Peter Galbert

Book - "Chairmakers Notebook" Written & illustrated by Peter Galbert

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B-0990623038

Lost Art Press's "Chairmakers Notebook" is an indepth look at chair making by Peter Galbert who has developed his techniques over a 15 year period. Chair making is the pinnacle of furniture making, so whether you are experienced or a beginner, this will guide you through the processes needed to get the outcome desired. Featuring more than 500 hand drawn illustrations across 406 pages the Lost Art Press "Chairmaker's Notebook" is produced entirely in the United States. Its text is printed on heavy #80 matte 215mm x 280mm paper, and its signatures are sewn together and then bound in cloth tape to last several lifetimes. The book is hardbound, covered in cloth and a heavy full colour dust jacket.

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Lost Art Press's "Chairmaker’s Notebook" is an indepth look at chair making by Peter Galbert who has developed his techniques over a 15 year period. Chair making is the pinnacle of furniture making, so whether you are experienced or a beginner, this will guide you through the processes needed to get the outcome desired. Featuring more than 500 hand drawn illustrations across 406 pages the Lost Art Press "Chairmaker's Notebook" is produced entirely in the United States. Its text is printed on heavy #80 matte 215mm x 280mm paper, and its signatures are sewn together and then bound in cloth tape to last several lifetimes. The book is hardbound, covered in cloth and a heavy full colour dust jacket.