Hi,

I am wondering who are the most influencial woodworkers and
woodworking teachers in North America. I would like to check out
others that I don't know about. Who else belongs in this list

Frid
Klause
Krenov
Maloof

Thanks,
Peter

"Peter Michaux" wrote in message
om...
Hi,

I am wondering who are the most influencial woodworkers and
woodworking teachers in North America. I would like to check out
others that I don't know about. Who else belongs in this list

Frid
Klause
Krenov
Maloof

Thanks,
Peter


Abram
Warner
Self
Unisaw 100
Leon
Luigi
Bunch of others

Sun, Feb 20, 2005, 11:14am (EST-3)
(Peter=A0Michaux) waves franticlly, and calls out:
Hi,
I am wondering snip Who else belongs in this list

Boob Veela, of course.



JOAT
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"J T" wrote in message
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Sun, Feb 20, 2005, 11:14am (EST-3)
(Peter Michaux) waves franticlly, and calls out:
Hi,
I am wondering snip Who else belongs in this list

Boob Veela, of course.
Well then, Norm Abrahms, of the "New Yankee Workshop" better get a spot.

--
"Stay calm. Be brave. Wait for the signs."

regards,

Frank Johansen
Aurora, Ontario

On 20 Feb 2005 11:14:10 -0800, (Peter Michaux)
wrote:

I am wondering who are the most influencial woodworkers and
woodworking teachers in North America.

Norm Abrams, Tim someone on "Home Improvements", Handy Andy off
"Changing Rooms".

You did say _influential_, sad though this TV-driven pile of MDF crap
is.

I'm not sure this fits your needs but, Jimmy Carter and Andy
Rooney. While neither wields a lot of influence in the
wooddorking whirled both may be considered influential.

UA-100, who would have said Jesus Christ but thinks the
whole thing was made up so he looked like a working
stiff/has a nicer resume'...

"Peter Michaux" wrote in message
om...
Hi,

I am wondering who are the most influencial woodworkers and
woodworking teachers in North America. I would like to check out
others that I don't know about. Who else belongs in this list

Frid
Klause
Krenov
Maloof

Thanks,
Peter

David Marks

"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message news:%t5Sd.10406
Abram
Warner
Self
Unisaw 100
Leon
Luigi
Bunch of others


LOL....

I would have to say in North America one of the most influential
furniture manufacturing names would have to be:
Leopold Stickley and his younger brother, John George Stickley who pretty
well brought the mission style of furniture into what we know it as today.

"Peter Michaux" wrote in message
om...
Hi,

I am wondering who are the most influencial woodworkers and
woodworking teachers in North America. I would like to check out
others that I don't know about. Who else belongs in this list

Frid
Klause
Krenov
Maloof

Thanks,
Peter

Wasn't Jesus a carpenter?


"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message news:%t5Sd.10406
Abram
Warner
Self
Unisaw 100
Leon
Luigi
Bunch of others


LOL....

My Dad
My Grandfather


Dave


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Hi,

I am wondering who are the most influencial woodworkers and
woodworking teachers in North America. I would like to check out
others that I don't know about. Who else belongs in this list

Frid
Klause
Krenov
Maloof

Thanks,
Peter



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Wasn't Jesus a carpenter?



Yep.

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"Peter Michaux" wrote in message
om...
Hi,

I am wondering who are the most influencial woodworkers and
woodworking teachers in North America. I would like to check out
others that I don't know about. Who else belongs in this list

Frid
Klause
Krenov
Maloof

Thanks,
Peter


Abram
Warner
Self
Unisaw 100
Leon
Luigi
Bunch of others



JOAT is an inspiration to us all.

But I don't think he was north american


"AAvK" wrote in message
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Wasn't Jesus a carpenter?



Yep.

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In article ,
max wrote:

Wasn't Jesus a carpenter?

Yup used up a lot of wood from the Sinai Forest.

The NGs own Tom Flamann (sorry if I spelled it wrong AGAIN, Tom).


"Peter Michaux" wrote in message
om...
Hi,

I am wondering who are the most influencial woodworkers and
woodworking teachers in North America. I would like to check out
others that I don't know about. Who else belongs in this list

Frid
Klause
Krenov
Maloof

Thanks,
Peter

On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 03:49:14 +0000, Jim Warman wrote:

The NGs own Tom Flamann (sorry if I spelled it wrong AGAIN, Tom).

....and don't forget Mike Hide.

- Doug

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"J T" wrote
Boob Veela, of course.

Oh boy. I was just getting a nice warm feeling with this thread and then
you had to go and ruin it all!
--
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Check out my woodshop at: www.sawdustcentral.com

A truck carrying copies of Roget's Thesaurus over-turned on the
highway. The local newspaper reported that the onlookers were
"stunned, overwhelmed, astonished, bewildered, and dumfounded."

Peter Michaux wrote:
others that I don't know about. Who else belongs in this list


Dunbar

In article ,
(Peter Michaux) wrote:

Who else belongs in this list

Frid
Klause
Krenov
Maloof

You might wish to include:

George Nakashima
Gary Knox Bennett
Christian Becksvort
H.O. Studley

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The Fly-by-Night Copper Company
____

"Sure we'll have fascism in America, but it'll come disguised
as 100% Americanism." -- Huey P. Long

But I don't think he was north american


Nope.

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On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 02:41:15 GMT, "speedbuggy"
wrote:

But I don't think he was north american



If 'Merica is part of Everywhere.

And if God is Everywhere.

And if Jesus is God.

Then Jesus is 'Merican.



tjwatson1ATcomcastDOTnet (real email)
http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1 (webpage)

On 20 Feb 2005 11:14:10 -0800, (Peter Michaux)
wrote:

Hi,

I am wondering who are the most influencial woodworkers and
woodworking teachers in North America. I would like to check out
others that I don't know about. Who else belongs in this list

Ralph Engerman

"Robatoy" wrote in message
In article
max wrote:

Wasn't Jesus a carpenter?

Yup used up a lot of wood from the Sinai Forest.

You mean ALL the wood for the Sinai Forest.

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Yeah, but I hear he has universal appeal.
max


But I don't think he was north american


Nope.

"max" wrote in message
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Wasn't Jesus a carpenter?

Yes but his work was sub-standard and he had a poor work ethic.









"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message news:%t5Sd.10406
Abram
Warner
Self
Unisaw 100
Leon
Luigi
Bunch of others


LOL....

In article , "TaskMule" wrote:

"max" wrote in message
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Wasn't Jesus a carpenter?

Yes but his work was sub-standard and he had a poor work ethic.

What on earth are you talking about?

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And who wants to leave buttprints in the sands of time?

Peter Michaux wrote:
Hi,

I am wondering who are the most influencial woodworkers and
woodworking teachers in North America. I would like to check out
others that I don't know about. Who else belongs in this list

Frid
Klause
Krenov
Maloof

Thanks,
Peter
Frank Lloyd Wright

and for a different reason, Jimmy Carter.




Rob

Tom Watson wrote:
Then Jesus is 'Merican.


And a Republican judging by what we were told to think
following the outcome of the last 'lektion.

UA100

Rob Mitchell wrote:
Frank Lloyd Wright



Wright wasn't a woodworker.

UA100

Wright wasn't a woodworker.

UA100


Of course he was! Both brothers were!

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Unisaw A100 wrote:

Rob Mitchell wrote:
Frank Lloyd Wright

Wright wasn't a woodworker.

UA100

Did you every do a Google search on Frank Lloyd Wright and notice how
many times the reference to structural problems comes up?

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On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 15:56:41 -0800, "AAvK" wrote:


Wright wasn't a woodworker.

UA100


Of course he was! Both brothers were!



Orville and Wilbur were Floyd's brothers?

That 'splains a lot.


(watson - who's purty sher it 'splains a lot but ain't fer cher what.)




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On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 19:17:40 -0500, the inscrutable Nova
spake:

Unisaw A100 wrote:

Rob Mitchell wrote:
Frank Lloyd Wright

Wright wasn't a woodworker.

UA100

Did you every do a Google search on Frank Lloyd Wright and notice how
many times the reference to structural problems comes up?

Falling Water was spectacular. Taliesin West was interesting.
But his stained glasswork sucked (waaaay to fracking busy) and
his Usonian stuff too utilitarian and ugly. The more I read
about his work and see pictures of his buildings, the less I
find to worship about the guy.

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"AAvK" wrote in message
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Wright wasn't a woodworker.

UA100


Of course he was! Both brothers were!

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FL Wright was not a woodworker, his tools were pencil, paper, and ruler

"TaskMule" wrote in message
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"max" wrote in message
...
Wasn't Jesus a carpenter?

Yes but his work was sub-standard and he had a poor work ethic.


Actually everything he did was "Perfect".

In article GyuSd.109337$mt.107488@fed1read03,
"AAvK" wrote:

Wright wasn't a woodworker.

UA100


Of course he was! Both brothers were!

Yup.. wooden bicycles!

TaskMule wrote:
FL Wright was not a woodworker, his tools were pencil, paper, and ruler

Pencils, paper and rulers aren't made outta wood?

Dave in Fairfax
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Unisaw A100 wrote:
Rob Mitchell wrote:

Frank Lloyd Wright




Wright wasn't a woodworker.

UA100
Fair enough, but he developed a style that the OP might be interested
in. And are you *certain* that he never made *anything* out of wood????
..

Rob

Yup.. wooden bicycles!


I am sure both brothers did a ton of woodwork for many years, considering
all the wooden aeroplane frames and who knows whatever else...

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