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Bodging (full name chair-bodgering) is a
traditional woodturning craft,
using green (unseasoned) wood to make
chair legs and
other cylindrical parts of...
- for an
incredibly tight and
permanent joint despite a lack of adhesives.
Bodging is a
traditional green woodworking occupation,
where chair components were...
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bodge and
bodging refer to
doing a job
serviceably but
inelegantly using whatever tools and
materials are at hand; the term
derives from
bodging, for expedient...
- Wood,
Norfolk Trees portal Ancient woodland Apical dominance Basal shoot Bodging Co****
woody debris Crown sprouting Epicormic shoot Even aged
timber management...
- butter, hand-milking cows and
herding live-stock. Many
skills such as
bodging, forging, pole-lathing,
wheel and brick-making were demonstrated. The museum...
- and
minimise the
shrinkage of the
finished product.
Green woodworking Bodging "438:3
Definitions of
Special Units of Measure". gencourt.state.nh.us....
- Rob &
Matilda (Capital Birmingham), Matt &
Polly (Capital
South Wales),
Bodg, Matt &
Hannah (Capital
North East), The Rob
Ellis Show (Capital Manchester)...
- to the eye but can
usually be felt by
running a hand
around the piece.
Bodging Philip Clissett Green woodworking "Keeping an
ancient craft alive in the...
- of High Wycombe's 19th
Century chair-making industry,
known locally as
bodging.
William Page, ed. (1925). "Parishes: Stokenchurch". A
History of the County...
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American ****ociation of
Woodturners American studio woodturning movement Bodging Turning Holtzapffel Pole
lathe Worshipful Company of
Turners Ornamental...
