Fine Woodworker | Hand Tool Furniture: Frank Strazza
"Frank Strazza builds heirloom quality furniture one piece at a time in his small studio workshop in Central Texas. He uses traditional joinery throughout and utilizes hand tools for much of his work. He has won multiple Awards for his work. He has participated in building furniture for the White House in Washington D.C. Frank has taught at different venues including the Heritage School of Woodworking in Waco Texas as well as Lie-Nielsen Toolworks in Maine and for the Alaska Creative Woodworkers Assc. in Anchorage. He has also demonstrated at different woodworking venues across the country". (excerpt from strazzafurniture.com) Video by Justin Mabie Instagram: / _callmemabie_ Website: http://callmemabie.com/ Facebook: https://fb.me/JustinCallMeMabie Shirts: https://www.callmemabie.com/shop/ Frank Strazza Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/strazzafurn... Facebook: / strazzafurniture Website: http://www.strazzafurniture.com/home.... Call Me Mabie poster prints of your favorite makers, merch, and more to help support projects like this one: https://www.callmemabie.com/shop/

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