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The Krenov Foundation
Добавлен 30 мар 2016
Mission of The Krenov Foundation:
Our mission is to continue the legacy of James Krenov, his values, approaches to woodworking, and teaching.
The Krenov Foundation supports the art and craft of fine woodworking through scholarships, exhibitions, publications and an online archive of Krenov's work.
Our mission is to continue the legacy of James Krenov, his values, approaches to woodworking, and teaching.
The Krenov Foundation supports the art and craft of fine woodworking through scholarships, exhibitions, publications and an online archive of Krenov's work.
Interview with Bonnie Yu, The Krenov School Class of 2024
The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year.
For more information visit:
TheKrenovSchool.org
The KrenovFoundation.org
For more information visit:
TheKrenovSchool.org
The KrenovFoundation.org
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Interview with Eriq Wities, The Krenov School Class of 2024
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The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year. For more information visit: TheKrenovSchool.org The KrenovFoundation.org
Interview with Rose Matsa, The Krenov School Class of 2024
Просмотров 149Месяц назад
The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year. For more information visit: TheKrenovSchool.org The KrenovFoundation.org
Interview with Fabian Elmers, The Krenov School Class of 2024
Просмотров 94Месяц назад
The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year. For more information visit: TheKrenovSchool.org The KrenovFoundation.org
Interview with Matthew Garcia, The Krenov School Class of 2024
Просмотров 97Месяц назад
The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year. For more information visit: TheKrenovSchool.org The KrenovFoundation.org
Interview with Jay Montepare, The Krenov School Class of 2024
Просмотров 70Месяц назад
The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year. For more information visit: TheKrenovSchool.org The KrenovFoundation.org
Interview with Marcus Dimaggio, The Krenov School Class of 2024
Просмотров 217Месяц назад
The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year. For more information visit: TheKrenovSchool.org The KrenovFoundation.org
Interview with Jamie Walsh, The Krenov School Class of 2024
Просмотров 101Месяц назад
The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year. For more information visit: TheKrenovSchool.org The KrenovFoundation.org
Interview with Tessa Petrich, The Krenov School Class of 2024
Просмотров 116Месяц назад
The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year. For more information visit: TheKrenovSchool.org The KrenovFoundation.org
Interview with Laura Mays, The Krenov School, May 2024
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The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year. Laura Mays, Program Director and Lead Instructor sat down with us for a brief interview as well. For more information visit: TheKrenovSchool.org The KrenovFoundation.org
Interview with Julienne Dawidoff, The Krenov School Class of 2024
Просмотров 105Месяц назад
The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year. For more information visit: TheKrenovSchool.org The KrenovFoundation.org
Interview with Hunter Menken, The Krenov School Class of 2024
Просмотров 349Месяц назад
The Krenov Foundation interviewed students at The Krenov School as they finished the 2023-2024 school year. For more information visit: TheKrenovSchool.org The KrenovFoundation.org
Pagoda Cabinet Presentation June, 2022
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This video documents David Welter’s presentation of James Krenov’s conserved pagoda cabinet at the Krenov School in June of 2022. Krenov made the pagoda cabinet in 1971 while he was living and working in Sweden. The cabinet remained in Sweden for fifty years then a graduate of the school acquired it and turned it over to Welter for cleaning and conservation. Welter studied with Krenov for two y...
Wall Shelf, ~1960, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
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Wall Shelf, ~1960, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
Spalted Maple Cabinet, 2006, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
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Spalted Maple Cabinet, 2006, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
Bits of Maple Cabinet, 1962, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
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Bits of Maple Cabinet, 1962, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
Candlestick, late 1950s, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
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Candlestick, late 1950s, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
Kwila Cabinet, 2002, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
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Kwila Cabinet, 2002, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
Britta’s Cabinet, Early 1970s, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
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Britta’s Cabinet, Early 1970s, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
Pearwood Drawer Cabinet, 2002, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
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Pearwood Drawer Cabinet, 2002, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
Hand Planes, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
This video was made as a part of the “Krenov at 100” online exhibition, which opened on October 31, 2020, James Krenov’s 100th centenary. For more information or to view the exhibition, visit: thekrenovfoundation.org/krenov100 Transcript: While Krenov’s biggest impact on woodworking would be made by his writing and his cabinetmaking practice, his championing of user-made wooden hand planes, suc...
Oak Parquetry Cabinet, 1997, “Krenov At 100” Exhibition
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This video was made as a part of the “Krenov at 100” online exhibition, which opened on October 31, 2020, James Krenov’s 100th centenary. For more information or to view the exhibition, visit: thekrenovfoundation.org/krenov100 Transcript: This is Krenov’s “Oak Parquetry Cabinet,” built in the back room of the College of the Redwoods workshop in 1997. Though Krenov’s body of work often defies an...
James Krenov Chess Table -- 1994 Lectures
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James Krenov Chess Table 1994 Lectures
Making Meaning: A Handmade Mindmade Conversation
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Making Meaning: A Handmade Mindmade Conversation
James Krenov on Wood -- Fall 1994 Lectures
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James Krenov on Wood Fall 1994 Lectures
Is there such a thing as being too eccentric for Krenov?😊
Sings a fine tune.
❤
Thank you
Yup. This is good
From a reliable source at the time of the events.... Their words not mine. Krenov was asked to leave Malmsten. He was known to be unpleasant. Krenov got the job in Mendocino due to the efforts of a Stanford professor, Krenov never thanked him. Items in his first book were not made by Krenov. Stories about wood in England were actually from another student (who, unlike Krenov, actually graduated) in Malsten. who relocated to Calif pre Krenov. I have Krenov's first Swedish bench custom made for him.. As he was short, I added runners to increase the height. If interested, for sale at $5K firm.
He did hint at this he needed something of hisown vision.
Bonnie's idea of having the middle tails in her drawers begin at an elevated position and gradually step down, caught my eye. In daily use, it's likely to go unnoticed. I'm glad it was highlighted here.
Hi Paul, I have only known you in passing. You are doing a great job with these interviews.
Craftsmanship is a series of mistakes.
Seems that Greg makes an impression on everyone :)
What a fantastic cabinet. The pear inside is such a nice.. pairing, sry, to the kwila. I love that it's odd-sided and simple. Beautiful piece.
This is a very nice cabinet with clean lines. The transition from straight to curved, from top to bottom, really catches the eye. I love Madrone; it's such a treat getting to work with it, especially considering most folks don't even know it's used.
Another beautiful nod to the Krenov cabinet. I love the grain on display. The gentle tones of the wood work wonderfully together. I hear ya on obsessing over a single piece, knowing it will define the work. Great job.
Thanks, I really appreciate it. I consider Krenov to be my greatest influence, so I'm glad my work carries tones of his legacy.
Those dovetails... This piece is a wonderful nod to the classic Krenov cabinet. Long, delicate curves and beautiful joinery!
Beautiful long compound curves. I love the twisting design of it all.
Love the walnut! The chair and desk are beautiful; I really wanna know how the 2 long doors/drawers open. I love the visible brass tacks in your cabinet, such a nice detail.
I wanna sit in that chair, I can't really imaghine how it feels due to such a neat and unusual design. But yoiur cabinet... quirky in absolutely the best way. It took me a moment to notice that the internal drawer pull was the pokey bit up front! Your inclusion of the burled or branch base grain is a wonderful nod to Krenov's habit of embracing the wood's natural beauty.
That birdseye is such a treat, well done!
My god both of those pieces are gorgeous! The continuation of the spalting is brilliant and the curves at the top of the second piece really draw the eyes. They're beautiful.
Absolutely love these interviews. Keep them coming!
Incrível ! ❤
Ammiro la tecnica del Maestro! Ma la scacchiera è posizionata male.....
I wish I met him. What a lovely video, thanks!
Can we see the bak
Back in the 70s when FWW, Van Nostrand Reinhold, and Kodansha, introduced us to the likes of Krenov, Carpenter, Nakashima, and Maloof, who would have guessed there would be so few to come forward afterwards to play similar roles.
Today this man would run a huge youttube channel. He is Born 30 years to early....
If you lose the value of 2 hours of this wisdom because of the amateur level of the recording, you dont even deserve to be here. This was a wonderful talk.
When video came out and even a FWW video was badly produced compared to most people with RUclips channels today, it always irritated me when some people would criticize the production values while it was such an explosive opportunity after centuries of separation to actually see how something was done. To be in touch with the very thing one was trying to approach.
A real gem. Hearing Krenov in full flow, addressing practical issues with a passionate attention to detail is a joy. Thank you.
Thank you, David ! .... omar.
Very enjoyable video; every avid woodworker sooner or later learns of James Krenov his work and philosophy can spot his influence.
This is good info, too bad everyone in the class has chronic emphysema.
I am so thankful of this video, thank you so much
This man has been my mentor for about thirty years of woodworking. If my work looks less beginner and amateurish, it's because of reading his many books on the subject. Between having a career in engineering, I managed to gather some knowledge of woodworking. I own many tools that replace what I lack in talent with hand tools. -Curt Kuhns
I was there at the school when he was finishing this. I remember the carved pulls and especially the pattern alignment along the veneer seams.
What a treat to get a detailed guided tour of such a large Krenov piece. Great video. Thank you!
Bravo David and Joe! Great work.
Thank you David for making the Pagoda Cabinet come to life. I so enjoyed the tour.
Thank you David, that was a really nice walk through on a sweet little piece of history.
Thanks much for getting this out there, One more step to world domination
I can relate to what he says at 9:10 about how he didn't flip a coin and or do something knowing it would be better. Sometimes I think if I do something over and over and over and fail and then I finally get it right, was it just by chance or was it because I tried it one more time? In photography you can shoot a subject 100 times and get only one picture that you like. Does that mean you failed 99 times? Or did it just take that many times to get what you wanted?
Just found this, thanks for putting it out!
Thanks so much for posting these.
Fantastic. Thanks for posting these videos.
really a treasure!
21:00. the close up on the white block innthe middle of the screen...Inthought he said he could always getnthe spacers out? lol...camera guys a smartass ;) Looks like one he couldnt get out and ...what choice do you have? trash the whole thing or make do?
Sound production filled with coughing, sniffing, chocking and hacking and other distractions. Content is excellent!
I agree. To hear his opinion woodworking at all is worth it.
I think he was putting them to sleep, hence the nervous hacking.
@@billballeza377 dull audiences, the bane of all brilliant minds who care to share
Brilliant
James Krenov really amazing guru of woodworker
A man like James Krenov who work wiyh wood is very rare now days.. Thankyou verymuch for uploading this video 🙏
Rare, yes. But they are out there..and doing very beautiful and very skilled work ;)
Thanks for the videos. Loved your Bio on Krenov, Mr. Gaffney - THANK YOU!