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Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

In this episode, host Vincent Reed speaks with Faye Davies, a RIBA-registered specialist conservation architect at Burrell Foley Fisher Architects, a London practice with over 40 years of experience in historic building conservation. Faye shares her journey into heritage architecture and her work adapting at-risk and listed buildings for modern, sustainable use.

The discussion explores creative conservation, including how complex historic sites like medieval guild halls and roundhouses are unlocked through heritage statements, client education, and practical problem-solving. Faye also reflects on major projects including York Guild Hall and Birmingham Roundhouse, alongside wider challenges in the sector such as training, sustainability, and unqualified contractors.

Topics covered include:

1. RIBA conservation architecture and career pathways in historic building preservation
2. Creative conservation strategies for adapting at-risk heritage buildings
3. Protecting and reusing listed buildings while meeting modern sustainability standards
4. Real-world conservation case studies: York Guild Hall restoration and Birmingham Roundhouse conservation
5. Writing heritage statements and navigating planning, archaeology, and budgets
6. Common challenges in the heritage sector, including unqualified contractors and skills shortages
7. Sustainable conservation approaches for medieval, Tudor, and 20th-century buildings
8. Professional advice for conservation architects, heritage consultants, and historic property owners

This episode is essential viewing for heritage professionals, conservation architects, RIBA members, historic building owners, planners, and anyone passionate about preserving UK heritage buildings through sustainable and creative conservation.

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00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

01:30 Faye's Path to Architecture

04:15 Falling into Historic Buildings

07:00 Covent Garden Slum Stories

09:45 RIBA Conservation Specialist Training

14:20 Wide Portfolio: Tudor to 20th Century

18:30 Repurposing At-Risk Buildings

22:00 Sustainability in Conservation

25:15 Practice Overview (43 Years, Nationwide)

29:00 Heritage Statements & Industry Challenges

35:45 Client Battles and Mediation

41:00 York Guild Hall Project Deep Dive

50:30 Budgets, Archaeology, and Wins

56:15 Winning Tenders: Enthusiasm & Vision

1:02:00 Birmingham Roundhouse Restoration

1:07:30 Craftsmen Shortage & Training

1:12:45 Final Thoughts and Advice

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Connect with Faye Davies and learn more:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fayewatsondavies/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daviesvsdavies/

Website:

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Join the conversation:

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#RIBAConservation #BirminghamRoundhouse #YorkGuildhall

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Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

In this episode, Vincent Reed sits down with Keith Scobie-Youngs, a distinguished horologist and conservation specialist, and founder of the Cumbria Clock Company. With decades of experience working on some of the UK’s most significant historic clocks, Keith shares insights from his career, including the monumental task of restoring the Great Clock of Westminster, commonly known as Big Ben.

This engaging conversation explores Keith’s early fascination with clocks, growing up in Fairford, and the formative experiences that led him into the world of horology. He reflects on his journey into conservation, the skills required to work on historic mechanisms, and the responsibility that comes with preserving nationally significant timepieces.

The discussion further examines the intricate and highly technical process of clock restoration, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges and triumphs involved in working on Big Ben. Keith also shares his philosophy on craftsmanship, longevity, and the importance of maintaining traditional skills in an increasingly modern world.

This insightful episode is filled with expert knowledge and inspiring perspectives on heritage conservation and the art of timekeeping. Tune in next time for another deep dive into the people and practices shaping our built heritage.

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00:00 Introduction to Today's Guest: Keith Scobie-Youngs

01:21 Keith's Early Life and Introduction to Clocks

02:13 First Steps in Horology

05:20 Transition to London and Early Career

12:12 Founding the Cumbria Clock Company

23:34 Challenges and Growth of the Business

30:31 Innovations and Product Development

40:45 Restoring Big Ben: The Ultimate Challenge

51:28 Team Effort and Project Management

51:40 Pricing and Contractual Challenges

54:08 Historical Overhauls and Repairs

55:39 Major Breakdowns and Repairs

57:25 Clock Mechanism Removal and Discoveries

59:42 Dimensions and Weight of Clock Hands

01:03:34 Workshop Challenges and Electric Winding System

01:09:49 Restoration and Testing of the Clock

01:16:21 Tolling the Bell for the Queen

01:27:53 Industry Insights and Future Prospects

01:36:00 Final Reflections and Contact Information

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Connect with Keith Scobie-Youngs and learn more:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keith-scobie-youngs-fbhi-acr-63340a15/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cumbriaclockco/

Website: https://clockmaker.co.uk/

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https://heritagebuildingsassociation.com

Join the conversation:

https://heritagebuildings.forum/share/dDYOnkLWJAkaA5xE?utm_source=manual

#Horology #BigBen #HistoricClocks

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Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

In this episode, Vincent Reed sits down with Ross Balharry, founder of Bedrock Buildings, a specialist in round timber construction including Canadian log style, scribe log homes, and post-and-beam framing. Holding a first-class degree in structural engineering from Heriot-Watt University, Ross discusses how he combines technical expertise with hands-on craftsmanship to champion sustainable building through natural materials and heritage techniques.

This engaging conversation explores Ross’s early passion for building, his university experiences, and the challenges faced in the early stages of his career, including significant health issues that reshaped his outlook. Ross also shares the story behind founding Bedrock Buildings, the steep learning curves of his first projects, and the critical role of securing funding to grow the business.

The discussion further examines the realities of competing in the log cabin market, the demands of wearing multiple hats as a business owner, and the value a business mentor can bring. The episode also highlights the importance of SAP energy ratings and advocates for low-carbon building standards that prioritize natural materials.

This insightful episode is filled with practical lessons and thought-provoking perspectives on the future of sustainable building. Tune in next time for a deeper look into the intricacies of constructing log cabins.

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00:00 Introduction to Ross Balharry and Bedrock Buildings

01:29 Ross's Early Interest in Building

02:26 University and Early Career Experiences

04:49 Health Challenges and a Change in Perspective

06:35 Starting Bedrock Buildings

07:46 First Projects and Learning Curves

11:21 Challenges and Growth in the Business

15:51 Building Techniques and Client Projects

25:47 Funding and Expanding the Business

39:47 Global Competition in Log Cabin Building

41:55 Challenges of Wearing Multiple Hats

44:43 The Importance of Business Mentors

49:35 Exploring SAPs Energy Ratings

52:05 The Benefits of Natural Building Materials

01:01:01 Advocating for Low Carbon Building Standards

01:12:17 The Future of Log Cabin Building

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Connect with Ross Balharry and learn more:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bedrockbuildings/

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://www.bedrockbuildings.co.uk/

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https://heritagebuildingsassociation.com

Join the conversation:

https://heritagebuildings.forum/share/dDYOnkLWJAkaA5xE?utm_source=manual

#SustainableBuilding #TimberConstruction #HighlandLogBuilding

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Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

🎙️ In this episode, Vincent Reed sits with Peter Boyd, Director of Trim Carpenters, a heritage timber restoration specialist based in Sydney, Australia. Peter shares his fascinating journey from arriving in Australia on a working holiday visa to founding a well-respected company focused on fine timber finishes. 

Peter emphasizes his deep commitment to craftsmanship and heritage conservation, guided by meticulous attention to detail and respect for historical accuracy. The discussion covers the challenges of running a business, building a skilled team, and navigating the complexities of heritage protection laws in Australia. 

Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with insights, professional tips, and stories from the field of heritage timber restoration.

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00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

00:53 Peter's Journey to Australia

01:35 Starting in Construction

04:09 Transition to Carpentry

05:59 Visa Challenges and Solutions

07:52 Apprenticeship and Early Career

11:24 Building a Business

15:36 Challenges in Hiring and Team Building

26:46 Specialising in Heritage Timber Work

42:06 Meeting Robert and Starting the Journey

43:03 Heritage Buildings in Sydney

44:24 Architectural Influences and Woodwork

45:32 Restoration Projects and Wood Species

50:00 Heritage Protection in Australia

59:42 Managing Carpentry Teams

01:04:37 Balancing Passion and Business

01:14:24 Imposter Syndrome and Taking Risks

01:22:23 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

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Connect with Peter Boyd and learn more:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trimcarpenters/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trimcarpenters/

Email: [email protected]

Website: trimcarpenters.com.au

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https://heritagebuildingsassociation.com

Join the conversation:

https://heritagebuildings.forum/share/dDYOnkLWJAkaA5xE?utm_source=manual

#Carpentry #Australian #SkilledTrades

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Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

In this episode of the Heritage Buildings podcast, host Vincent Reed sits down with Charles Bain-Smith, a senior building conservation manager at the National Trust. A RIBA chartered architect and SCA accredited conservation specialist, Charles shares his journey from a three-year-old boy witnessing the dramatic demolition of an 18th century tar mill to becoming a leading figure in architectural conservation. 

Charles delves into his experiences working on various restoration projects, his insights on the dynamic nature of heritage conservation, and his reflections on the importance of preserving the 'ness' of places like Hastings' old fishing port. 

Whether you're an enthusiast of architectural history or curious about the future of building conservation, this conversation offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. 

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00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

00:52 Early Inspirations and First Act of Conservation

05:43 Spiritual Connection to Heritage

06:36 Involvement with Chillingham Wild Cattle

08:59 Durham Cathedral and the Love of Craftsmanship

14:19 Early Career and Mentorship

23:37 Hands-On Experience and Passion for Timber

31:23 Starting a Practice and Team Collaboration

42:18 Creative Evenings and the 2000 Crash

43:17 Joining the Creative Folkestone Scene

45:12 Maintaining Friendships in Architecture

46:30 Transition to the National Trust

48:06 Exploring Employment Opportunities

49:42 Architects vs. Surveyors

53:24 National Trust Projects and Challenges

01:04:53 Traveling Across the UK for the National Trust

01:07:23 Standout Projects: Sissinghurst and Yard House

01:17:58 Unexpected Challenges on Site

01:19:14 Gaining Respect Through Practical Skills

01:20:21 Balancing Leadership and Client Expectations

01:21:48 The Importance of Craftsmanship

01:24:33 Preserving the Spirit of Places

01:38:24 Advice for Aspiring Conservationists

01:40:50 The Role of AI in Conservation

01:45:17 Final Thoughts and Farewell

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Connect with Charles Bain-Smith and learn more:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-bain-smith-a495672/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smithcharlesbain/

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/

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https://heritagebuildingsassociation.com

Join the conversation:

https://heritagebuildings.forum/share/dDYOnkLWJAkaA5xE?utm_source=manual

#HeritageConservation #ArchitecturalRestoration #NationalTrust

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Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

In this episode, Vincent Reed is joined by Dr Coralie Mills, a leading dendrochronologist and wooded landscape archaeologist, and founder of Dendrochronicle, a consultancy based in Scotland. Coralie shares her journey into dendrochronology, how her early love of landscapes grew into a lifelong passion for understanding Scotland’s timber history. 

She discusses some of her most notable projects, including work on St Giles’ Cathedral and Needpath Castle, offering fascinating insights into past woodland management and timber use. 

The conversation also explores the challenges and opportunities within the field today, the importance of preserving historic timbers in buildings, and the future of dendrochronology research in Scotland.

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00:00 Introduction to Dr. Coralie Mills

01:26 Coralie's Early Influences and Education

03:53 Journey into Environmental Archaeology

07:47 Exploring Dendrochronology

10:59 Historic Wooded Landscapes

16:18 Timber Trade and Woodland Management in Scotland

32:15 Challenges in Scottish Dendrochronology

42:46 Differences in Timber Conservation Between England and Scotland

44:24 Challenges with Structural Engineers and Old Timber

51:36 The Importance of Context in Historic Timber

53:16 New Research Framework for Dendrochronology in Scotland

58:00 Notable Projects and Personal Favorites

01:04:19 Challenges and Opportunities in Dendrochronology

01:04:32 Training the Next Generation of Dendrochronologists

01:06:23 The Ridge Project and Future Prospects

01:11:02 Closing Remarks and Contact Information

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Connect with Dr Coralie Mills and learn more:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coralie-mills-138a1924/

Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/dendrochronicle/#

Website: www.dendrochronicle.co.uk

Further Links & Resources:

Learn more about Dr Coralie’s work and the field of dendrochronology through the Scottish Archaeological Research Framework:

👉 Dendrochronology | The Scottish Archaeological Research Framework

https://scarf.scot/thematic/dendrochronology/

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Learn more about the Heritage Buildings Association:

https://heritagebuildingsassociation.com

Join the conversation:

https://heritagebuildings.forum/share/dDYOnkLWJAkaA5xE?utm_source=manual

#Dendrochronology #TimberHeritage #WoodlandArchaeology

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Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

In this episode, host Vincent Reed interviews Marianne Suhr, a renowned chartered building surveyor, broadcaster, and co-author of the Old House Handbook. With over 30 years of experience in historic building conservation and sustainable retrofit, Marianne shares her journey from her early influences and education to her hands-on experiences with the National Trust and various historic buildings. 

They discuss the challenges and techniques of making period properties more energy-efficient while maintaining their authenticity. Marianne also talks about the importance of craftsmanship, the role of SPAB scholarships, and the need for encouraging the younger generation to join the traditional trades. 

This insightful discussion covers practical tips for retrofitting old buildings, preserving historic windows, and the evolving field of building conservation.

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00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest

01:10 Marianne's Early Career and First Job

02:07 The SPAB Scholarship Experience

05:04 Hands-On Experience and Specialization

07:10 Founding the Old House Consultancy

09:25 Understanding Retrofit

10:43 Challenges and Solutions in Window Retrofit

21:12 Practical Retrofit Solutions and Considerations

28:02 Applied Glazing Bars: A Controversial Solution

29:21 The Future of Windows: Vacuum Glazing

31:52 Balancing Conservation and Modern Efficiency

35:07 Challenges in Retrofitting Sash Windows

37:20 Draft-Proofing Doors: Simple Solutions

39:38 Adapting to Colder Homes: Lessons from the Past

46:37 The Decline of Traditional Crafts

51:23 Teaching and Mentorship in Building Conservation

54:20 Final Thoughts and Future Discussions

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Connect with Marianne Suhr and learn more:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marianne-suhr-2ab421349/

Website: https://oldhouseconsultancy.co.uk/

Email: [email protected]

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oldhouseconsultancy/

Publications & Courses:

- Old House Handbook: https://oldhouseconsultancy.co.uk/old-house-handbook/

- Old House Eco Handbook: https://oldhouseconsultancy.co.uk/old-house-eco-handbook/

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Learn more about the Heritage Buildings Association:

https://heritagebuildingsassociation.com

Join the conversation:

https://heritagebuildings.forum

#OldHouseRestoration #SustainableRetrofit #BuildingSurveyor

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Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

In this episode, host Vincent Reed interviews Nigel Walter, a leading conservation architect and expert in the philosophy and practice of historic building preservation. Nigel shares his unique journey from art and engineering to running his own practice, Archangel Architects, and becoming a prominent voice in the world of church and heritage conservation.

Discover Nigel’s insights on:

• The philosophy of conservation and the concept of “living heritage”
• The challenges and rewards of working with historic churches and listed buildings
• Navigating the UK’s unique church and secular heritage regulations
• The importance of community, use, and adaptability in preserving historic buildings
• Systematizing business for architects and the value of mentorship
• The future of craft skills, training, and the role of heritage buildings in modern society

Tune in for a deep dive into the stories, challenges, and evolving philosophies that shape the world of heritage architecture.

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00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

00:45 Nigel’s Early Career: From Art to Architecture

03:00 Entering Conservation and Academic Pursuits

10:00 Running a Practice & Business Lessons

20:00 Philosophy of Conservation: Living Heritage

35:00 Church vs. Secular Heritage Regulations

50:00 Community, Use, and the Future of Churches

1:10:00 Challenges in Maintenance & Materials

1:25:00 Systematizing Business and Mentorship

1:40:00 Notable Projects and Case Studies

1:55:00 Training, Craft Skills, and the Next Generation

2:10:00 Advice for Aspiring Conservation Architects

2:20:00 Where to Find Nigel Walter & Final Thoughts

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Connect with Nigel Walter and learn more:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nigel-walter-8a186215/

Website: https://archangelarchitects.co.uk

Church Resources: https://churchbuildingprojects.co.uk

Academic Publications: See the Archangel website or search for Nigel Walter on academia.edu

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Learn more about the Heritage Buildings Association:

https://heritagebuildingsassociation.com

Join the conversation:

https://heritagebuildings.forum

#HeritageConservation #ChurchArchitecture #LivingHeritage

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Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast!

In this episode, host Vincent Reed interviews Brent Hull, a nationally recognized expert in historic preservation, millwork, and traditional building techniques. Brent shares his journey from studying at the North Bennett Street School to founding his own restoration and millwork companies, and becoming a leading voice in the world of architectural conservation.

Discover Brent’s insights on:

- The art and science of timber framing and woodwork restoration

- Preserving historic buildings in the US and UK

- The challenges of running a restoration business through economic ups and downs

- The importance of craftsmanship, education, and legacy in the trades

- How social media and YouTube are transforming the preservation industry

Tune in to discover the stories, methods, and passion behind Brent’s work in the world of heritage buildings.

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00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

00:46 Brent Hull’s Early Career & Education

03:30 Starting a Restoration Business

08:40 Key Projects and Growth

15:00 Challenges in Timber Framing & Preservation

24:00 Building a Team & Company Culture

34:00 Surviving Recessions and Financial Struggles

43:00 The Role of Education in Preservation

58:00 Notable Projects & Client Stories

1:10:00 The 100-Year Window Concept

1:22:00 Wood Selection, Paints, and Materials

1:34:00 The Importance of Craftsmanship & Legacy

1:48:00 Final Thoughts and Where to Find Brent Hull

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Connect with Brent Hull using the links below:

Website: https://brenthull.com

YouTube: Brent Hull

Instagram: @hullmillwork @hullhomes

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Learn more about the Heritage Buildings Association:

https://heritagebuildingsassociation.com

Join the conversation:

https://heritagebuildings.forum

#ArtisanSkills #BuildingRestoration #Millwork

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Welcome to another episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast! 

In this episode of the Heritage Buildings Podcast, Vincent Reed is joined by Mats Almlof, an expert in traditional woodworking. They dive deep into Mats' journey into the craft, starting from his early fascination with model airplanes to his full-time dedication to woodworking for the past 15 years. 

Mats discusses his preference for traditional hand tools over modern machinery and shares insights into how older joinery techniques and craftsmanship have stood the test of time. The conversation also touches on the importance of selecting the right kind of wood, traditional methods of wood conversion, and the significance of maintaining these skills for future generations. 

Tune in to explore the rich history and techniques of traditional woodworking.

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00:00 Introduction and Early Days

00:43 Discovering Traditional Woodworking

03:29 The Value of Hand Tools

08:06 Starting a Business in Traditional Craft

11:16 Mentorship and Influences

17:00 The Importance of Forest Management

28:15 Traditional Wood Selection and Processing

40:18 Splitting and Sawing Techniques

54:01 Challenges of Splitting Wood

54:12 Traditional Norwegian Boat Building

55:06 Demonstrating Wood Splitting Techniques

55:28 Nerding Out on Woodworking

55:53 The Physicality of Traditional Sawing

56:05 Historical Sawhorses and Their Uses

57:33 The Rigors of Lumberjack Work

01:00:18 Moisture Content in Historical Timber

01:01:35 The Quality of Heritage Woodwork

01:02:39 Traditional Window Production

01:08:20 Historical Planning and Sawing Techniques

01:11:36 The Mystery of 1690s Saw Marks

01:14:46 Restoring Historical Frame Saws

01:18:07 The Process of Preparing Timber

01:19:58 The Use of Traditional Tools

01:24:24 Finishing Techniques for Timber

01:29:22 The Evolution of Sandpaper and Abrasives

01:31:28 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans

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Connect with Mats Almlof using the links below:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mats-alml%C3%B6f-b01563b/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matsalmlof/

Email: [email protected]

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#WoodworkingCraft #TraditionalJoinery #HandTools