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The Indiana SAPFM Chapter will hold its Fall meeting on Saturday 1 October 2022 at Jeff Juday's shop 3251 Sheridan , Noblesville IN. We'll cover a variety of topics from Windsor chairs to tall case clocks and shelf clocks. Luke Barnett, owner of the Sam Beaufort Woodworking Institute, will be...

The Indiana SAPFM Chapter will hold its Fall meeting on Saturday 1 October 2022 at Jeff Juday's shop 3251 Sheridan Rd , Noblesville IN. We'll cover a variety of topics from Windsor chairs to tall case clocks and shelf clocks. Luke Barnett, owner of the Sam Beaufort Woodworking Institute, will be...

Like new. Signed by 4 of the authors. Includes the brochure that went with the exhibit at the Connecticut Historical Society Museum $400.00 plus shipping Sam Rhodes [email protected]

Save the date. Indiana will host its Spring face to face meeting on 14 May at Jeff Juday's shop in Noblesville IN

I'll be in Charleston SC Thanksgiving week. Which Museum or Historic House is best for viewing period furniture. I'll then look on their website to see if they are open the day before or after Thanksgiving. thanks Sam Rhodes

  We're on track for a face to face meeting of the SAPFM Indiana chapter on Satur[/size]day 16 October 2021 at Jeff Juday's shop, 3251 Sheridan Rd, Noblesville, IN. We'll start about 9:30 with a show and tell so please bring either parts of or a completed project to show to the folks.  Then...

Save the date, 16 October 2021. We're planning our Fall Face to Face meeting. Location is Jeff Juday's shop. 3251 Sheridan Road. Noblesville, IN. More to follow regarding programs. Sam Rhodes

The Indiana Chapter will host a zoom meeting on Saturday 22 May 2021 starting at 10:30 AM. Our presenter will be Cartouche winner Ray Journigan. Ray will be discussing his current project, a Charleston Rice Bed. Charleston Rice beds were some of the most elegantly carved tall post beds of the...

Chapter members: Cartouche winner Jay Journigan will be our presenter at our zoom meeting [/size]on Saturday 22 May starting at 10:00AM .I'll send out a reminder at the beginning of May and if you're interested in joining you can let me know and I'll send you a zoom invite. [/size]Here's the...

Unfortunately we need to cancel the Indiana SAPFM meeting scheduled for 16 October 2020. I spoke with our host and we both felt there are still too many variables. Some of our members may feel uncomfortable if everyone isn't wearing a mask and others may not want to wear a mask all day. There...

We have postponed our Spring meeting to 17 October 2020. It'll be a late, late Spring meeting. Same location and program

The Indiana SAPFM Chapter will hold it's Spring 2020 meeting on 16 May at Jeff Juday's shop, 3251 Sheridan Road, Noblesville, IN. Thanks to Jeff for allowing us to use his shop again. We have a busy meeting planned. We'll start off as usual at 9;00 with a Show and Tell. Then Dick Reese, from the...

The Indiana Chapter will be holding its fall meeting on 28 September 2019 at Jeff Juday's shop at 3251 Sheridan Road, Noblesville, IN. Tod Herrli and Doug Moulder will be our presenters, demonstrating how to make various profiles with molding planes. While they will demo several profiles, Tod...

I’m heading to Charleston SC for vacation. Any recommendations on which historic houses or museums to visit to see period furniture? Particularly Thomas Elfe furniture.

I found a photo of a bed I want to make on a furniture manufacturer's website. I called them to see if they would sell plans. They didn't have plans but they were nice enough to send me several photos of the bed post carvings. I can handle the other bed details such as the headboard and...

I'm looking for plans for a Chippendale or Georgian Breakfront. I plan to modify the design because I already have in mind the door design and drawer sizes I want so I'm basically looking for the basic case piece sizes. I'd certainly be willing to purchase the set. If you know of a design with...

I attended the Ohio River Valley Chapter's visit to the Toledo Museum of Art. I never knew they had period furniture. What other Museums, especially in the mid west have period furniture? How about the Detroit Institute of Art? Sam Rhodes