Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Serving board pictures
Friday, February 18, 2011
Our logo
-Every piece is hand signed by me with our Appalachian Joinery logo. Our logo stands for our process, a process which is putting the environment first by using only sustainably harvested hardwoods, using finishes that are natural to the earth and food safe, and we work in a pre-existing shop instead of building a new shop. We use our small scraps to heat our shop in the winter and the ashes are saved to spread in our garden come spring. We believe everything eventually comes full cycle and with our process we become a part of it.
The making of our Relief Stool
Relief the only thing that comes to mind when you sit in this seat with its exaggerated curvature and even support all along the surface of the seat, the word ergonomic comes to mind. Inspired by the 1950s tractor seats that seemed to comfortable to be metal!
Specs: Seat dimensions- 1 ¾ “ thick, 19 ¾ “ wide, and 14”
Available seat heights-25” stools fit standard 36” kitchen counters, 27” stools fit 38” counters and bar tops, and 31” stools fit 42” bar tops. Custom Heights and seat sizes available.
Heres a few pics, enjoy!
Roughly laying out the seat shape which will be chiseled, shaped with a grinder, and sanded right here in our shop.

The seat after lots of handwork.

The incredibly strong and classic dowel through tennon and wedge joinery is used on the legs.

Fine tuning with a little hand sanding.

The very comfortable relief seat just before applying finish
Specs: Seat dimensions- 1 ¾ “ thick, 19 ¾ “ wide, and 14”
Available seat heights-25” stools fit standard 36” kitchen counters, 27” stools fit 38” counters and bar tops, and 31” stools fit 42” bar tops. Custom Heights and seat sizes available.
Heres a few pics, enjoy!
Roughly laying out the seat shape which will be chiseled, shaped with a grinder, and sanded right here in our shop.
The seat after lots of handwork.
The incredibly strong and classic dowel through tennon and wedge joinery is used on the legs.
Fine tuning with a little hand sanding.
The very comfortable relief seat just before applying finish
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Lots of new items on etsy
lots of new items on etsy!
http://www.etsy.com/shop/AppalachianJoinery?ref=pr_shop_more
http://www.etsy.com/shop/AppalachianJoinery?ref=pr_shop_more
Minimalist stool line finished
The Naturalist Stool
The naturalist is the next in our line of stools. We plan on making these in a variety of sizes from 17"-30" tall. We decided the name naturalist fits this design for a number of reasons. First, the front edge of the bench maintains the natural edge of the trees shape after the bark is carefully removed and the edge is sanded smooth. Second the triangular shape cuts down on the overuse of materials if we use 13" wide flitch cut boards (natural edge on both sides) and alternate our pattern from one edge to the other. Last but not least the material we use for these benches is either salvaged or sustainable and our finish is plant based. With their rustic/modern California contemporary look we think they are going to be a hot item and look forward to building a lot of these. These stool seats will come standard in American black cherry, American black walnut, or maple. Same wood choices for the legs.
Here are some pics, enjoy!



Here are some pics, enjoy!
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