Using Wood Shrinkage For Tight Joints (Dutch Doll 6) @harryrogers
Using Wood Shrinkage For Tight Joints (Dutch Doll 6) @harryrogers
Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Link For Book: "Making A Wooden Dutch Doll, Using Traditional Techniques" by Harry Rogers
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I am continuing my introduction to greenwood work by showing how you can use natural wood shrinkage to make very tight joints, in this case to make the arm and leg joints for the Dutch Dolls that I am making from greenwood, (wood that is still wet, having been cut from a tree very recently).
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Using Wood Shrinkage For Tight Joints (Dutch Doll 6)

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