Delta 6'' Variable Speed Grinder/Sharpener Model# 23-655

We have great and of famous artists and teachers like Jimmy Howard, Charlie Sabattis, Ralph Kylloe, Dan Mack, and woodcarvers Nora Hall and Del Stubbs.  Michael Dresdner of Martin Guitars shows and explains wood finishing. We have Master carpenter Norm Abram and his vast array of videos.  More famous names with videos and books include; Jeff Jewitt, Pat Warner, Gary Rogowski, Scott Schuttner, Richard Raffan, Bernie Maas, Kelly Mehler, Mark Duginske, and Frank Klausz.  We also have some great and a vast array of  .
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Rustic Furniture has a rich history with its' makers both old and new.  We're also glad to be in the forefront of the internet industry, out there, on top and leading the way, helping to give vision to all of the current rustic furniture makers along with the new and emerging rustic makers.  We like our name Rustic Videos because it says a lot about who we are and what we're creating!  We're just a couple of 'ol Adirondackers' who grew up with the feeling for the love of the land; the clear cool lakes, the old rugged peaks, the dense lush forests and the mystery of the past.  We're glad you're here!

As a nationally recognized rustic furniture artist, Jimmy Howard shows his works in many galleries throughout the country including New York, Sun Valley, Park City, Jackson Hole, Cody and Seattle.  His rustic art has been featured in various books on rustic furniture including Chase Reynolds Ewald's Cowboy Chic and Ralph Kylloe's book Rustic.  The magazines Adirondack Life, Log & Timber Style, Log Home Design Ideas, and Cowboys & Indians have recently featured photos of his work.  Jim started creating rustic pieces in the late 70s when there were, just a few of us making rustic furniture in the Adirondacks of New York State where he lived.  He is now working, filming, and creating in Seattle.  His work always adds a very unique and rustic feel to any room of your home.  He builds each piece by hand and every one is signed and numbered.  Jim gladly accepts custom orders, although due to his busy flying schedule and current orders in the works, you may have a 6 to 8 month wait for your piece(s).  If you'd like to know more about Jim and his history of working with sticks, twigs, bark, metal & leather in his art of making rustic furniture,