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David Scola Woodworking Studio

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David Scola Woodworking Studio

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About my work

Walnut decorative bowl, small wood hollow vessel with opening

Working with wood is a way  of  connecting  to  people  through  representations  of  nature  and  recreations  of  the  past  using  historical  records.


I  strive  to  develop  works  that  investigate  the  relationship  between  positive  and  negative  spaces.   The  process  of  creating  a  piece  is  engaging  and  multi-layered .   I  envision  the final  piece  within  the  raw  blank  and  through sensing  the  innate  form  of  the  wood,  I guide  my  tools  to  draw  out  the finished  product.


Building  on  years  of  experience  in  traditional  cabinetmaking,  I  have  developed  a  skillset  that  allows  me  to  take  on  projects  of  varying  degrees  of  complexity.  I  have  combined  furniture  design  elements, such  as  case  work ,  complex  joinery  and  bent  laminations  to  create  diverse  and  contrasting  pieces.



My Studio

OneWay Lathe

Lathe

I am happy to have collaborated with OneWay Manufacturing of Stratford, Ontario, a Canadian-owned  and family-run business. We worked together to create a completely customized set up that allows me to turn a wide range of work, especially those with oversized diameters.  This is possible because of OneWay’s innovative design and construction.

Sauer and Steiner handplanes

Hand Tools

 My introduction to cabinetmaking and subsequent training is centred on the use of hand tools.  Through the years, I have amassed a fine collection of lay out tools, planes, chisels, carving tools and hand saws.  These are essential to my work, forming an integral part of my process. I am grateful for the precision of manufacturers such as Sauer & Steiner,  Lie Nielsen, Bridge City  Tools, Henry Taylor, and Carter & Sons (to name a few!)

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