Woodworker par excellence: Christopher Clark's perfectionism |
Chris with his trusty circular saw and a freshly sawed gameboard. Only the best quality of plywood is used. |
The Transpose checkers Chris paints individually by hand, then finishes them with several coats of satiny polyurethane to protect the beautiful grain. Each playing piece gets a felt pad on the bottom to cushion its placement on the gameboard. |
The proud craftsman with the finished boards. Every line and detail has been painstakingly handpainted, including racing stripes on the bottom, and polyurethaned for a beautiful, durable finish. The boards get rubber feet as well. Notice Chris' "galloping" T-shirt. On the left is the Transpose board; on the right is Gallop. The playing pieces are set up in their start positions, ready for play. Your move! |
Chris' overcrowded but very tidy workroom. His attention to detail, accuracy and uncompromising quality are an inspiration to all of us at Kadon.
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