Edwards Mountain Woodworking

Photographs of some of Bill Anderson's woodworking. Bill is a handtool woodworking artisan specializing in American Period Furniture. Using period tools and techniques, his work focuses on traditional design and joinery. Bill teaches handtool woodworking at his shop in Chapel Hill, NC, at Roy Underhill's Woodwrights School in Pittsboro, NC, and at the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC. For more information about this Chapel Hill, NC woodworker, visit his website.

This classically proportioned wallhung cabinet is made primarily of Peruvian walnut and secondarily poplar. The finish is shellac and wax. <br />
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The length and width of the cabinet follow the "golden rectangle". The vertical proportions are after the Doric Order seen in classical architecture. The shelves comprise the pedestal; the shelves, the column; and the crown, the architrave.<br />
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The back is tongue and grooved. As with the other wallhung cabinets shown here, this cabinet is designed to be hung from the wall with a French cleat.

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This classically proportioned wallhung cabinet is made primarily of Peruvian walnut and secondarily poplar. The finish is shellac and wax.

The length and width of the cabinet follow the "golden rectangle". The vertical proportions are after the Doric Order seen in classical architecture. The shelves comprise the pedestal; the shelves, the column; and the crown, the architrave.

The back is tongue and grooved. As with the other wallhung cabinets shown here, this cabinet is designed to be hung from the wall with a French cleat.

Edwards Mountain Woodworks wood working Bill Anderson wallhung cabinet

Alec Himwich Photography

Edwards Mountain Woodworking