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It is completely possible to make a piece of furniture without using a ruler, or tape measure! Want to learn how? Then join me at the John C. Campbell Folk School on 5-7 July for Making Without Measuring: A Dovetailed Flag Box<\/a>. Using a few basic tools, I will show you how to create a full-scale drawing which we will then use throughout the building process.<\/p>\n

The class title also mentions dovetails. Typically, we encounter dovetails when perpendicular members meet, think drawers or boxes. In the United States, the flag is folded into a triangular shape. So, how are we going to handle this? (Hint: think isosceles triangle, which is not necessarily a right-triangle.) Through a change in perspective. I will guide you through this process.<\/p>\n

Plus, we will develop new skills and get to use some cool hand tools! Register here<\/a>!<\/p>\n

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