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Locust Bench

$2,200.00

Temperamental Beauty

Locust is known for its durability and grain character. It is also notorious for wood tension – creating twists and cracks as the lumber dries. Always on the lookout for beautiful, unusual pieces of wood, it took several years for Mokuchi to collect the pieces of stable, aged locust needed to bring this bench to life. The top is from one tree, the legs from another and the stretcher from yet a third. The wood grain is exquisite and worth the wait. The pleasing, slight upward sweep and all around shape of the top was the departure point in creating this bench. The legs are tilted ever slightly inward, requiring precision hand joinery to scribe the pieces for a perfect fit.

Dimensions

Width 46 ½ inches / 118.11 cm
Depth 10 inches  / 25.4 cm
Height 18 inches / 45.72 cm

Wood Species & Provenance

Locust from Western Washington State and Coastal Maine

Details

  • Hand cut compound joinery

  • Hand planed finish – glass smooth, no sand paper & no oils or varnishes

Delivery

Crating & shipping will be charged separately.  Studio pick up is available.

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Temperamental Beauty

Locust is known for its durability and grain character. It is also notorious for wood tension – creating twists and cracks as the lumber dries. Always on the lookout for beautiful, unusual pieces of wood, it took several years for Mokuchi to collect the pieces of stable, aged locust needed to bring this bench to life. The top is from one tree, the legs from another and the stretcher from yet a third. The wood grain is exquisite and worth the wait. The pleasing, slight upward sweep and all around shape of the top was the departure point in creating this bench. The legs are tilted ever slightly inward, requiring precision hand joinery to scribe the pieces for a perfect fit.

Dimensions

Width 46 ½ inches / 118.11 cm
Depth 10 inches  / 25.4 cm
Height 18 inches / 45.72 cm

Wood Species & Provenance

Locust from Western Washington State and Coastal Maine

Details

  • Hand cut compound joinery

  • Hand planed finish – glass smooth, no sand paper & no oils or varnishes

Delivery

Crating & shipping will be charged separately.  Studio pick up is available.

Temperamental Beauty

Locust is known for its durability and grain character. It is also notorious for wood tension – creating twists and cracks as the lumber dries. Always on the lookout for beautiful, unusual pieces of wood, it took several years for Mokuchi to collect the pieces of stable, aged locust needed to bring this bench to life. The top is from one tree, the legs from another and the stretcher from yet a third. The wood grain is exquisite and worth the wait. The pleasing, slight upward sweep and all around shape of the top was the departure point in creating this bench. The legs are tilted ever slightly inward, requiring precision hand joinery to scribe the pieces for a perfect fit.

Dimensions

Width 46 ½ inches / 118.11 cm
Depth 10 inches  / 25.4 cm
Height 18 inches / 45.72 cm

Wood Species & Provenance

Locust from Western Washington State and Coastal Maine

Details

  • Hand cut compound joinery

  • Hand planed finish – glass smooth, no sand paper & no oils or varnishes

Delivery

Crating & shipping will be charged separately.  Studio pick up is available.

Mokuchi Podcast Episode 13 is Live!

In this conversation Douglas Brooks, Boat Builder, Writer and Researcher, shares about his journey into Japanese woodworking. 

Douglas has a very unique perspective having apprenticed with several Japanese boat b Tomorrow in Portland Oregon!!

Japanese woodworking meet up!

#portlandoregon 

#japanesewoodworkingmeetup 

#japanesewoodworking Shop morning light.

❤️ Tonight in Brooklyn NY!!

Friends, Will O'Connor and Joe Samalin are hosting a monthly meetup.

Thursday, April 10th, 6-8pm @ Nihonsan Tools (300 7th Street, BBFL Building, Lower Level, Brooklyn)

Plans are in the works for me to teach a couple class

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