The Stick Chair Journal, Vol. 1

Issue No. 1 of The Stick Chair Journal, an annual Lost Art Press publication expanding the universe of stick chairs: more history, more plans, more techniques, tool reviews and big thoughts. It is a supplement to "The Stick Chair Book".

In this issue:
A Lousy Way to Run a Railroad: what the journal is about
How & Why to Make Hexagonal Parts: hexagonal chair parts by hand and with some machine help, and their visual and actual mass
True Grit: abrasives, which have a long history in woodworking
The Fat Boy Scriber: an ingenious tool for marking leg lengths and, with an easy modification, curves
Chairmaking on the Cheap(er): less expensive, accurate alternatives for cutting tenons, fitting combs and locking in angles
Comb-back with an Improved Arm: complete plans and construction for a new six-stick comb-back chair
Stick Chairs in the Wylde: a chair that has launched many chairmakers' careers
A Vampire Chair: a fabled chair from Tennessee

88 pages, heavy coated card cover, sewn and glued. Printed in the United States. In English.