Rogue trivia
Jim Rutten
If you google this one you will be covered in Mahoney's Walnut Oil and then Bealle buffed. Who is known as "the Dean of American Craftsmen"?
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Rogue trivia
Jim Rutten
If you google this one you will be covered in Mahoney's Walnut Oil and then Bealle buffed. Who is known as "the Dean of American Craftsmen"?
Rogue answer
John Veerkamp
Is he a woodwright?
Re: Rogue answer
Jim Rutten
Indeed he is. Sorry for the long delay in answering. Here's another hint. He was from Ellis's home state and Ellis has mentioned his museum a couple of times.
Re: Rogue answer
Don Orr
It's nor Sir Roy if that's what you mean. I got the answer but had to Google to confirm I was correct. Does that disqualify me?
Initilas of W.E.
Re: Rogue answer
Jim Rutten
Doesn't disqualify you, but watch out on the Bealle buffer! You are correct Don. The answer I was looking for is Wharton Esherick and here is a link to his museum. Look at that staircase. Truly beautiful.