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About maura macaluso
Expertise
I can answer any and all questions, regarding, wood sculpture, wood carving, carving tools and accessories and different types of woods.I am not an appraiser of carvings nor an antique dealer.
Experience
I do full design work, custom carving, restoration, fabrication, repair and refinishing. I can take a piece of raw wood and turn it into a work of art and I can help you do the same. I am "the" carving instructor for the new york city parks dept. I am heavily involved in carving on the internet and belong to many, many mail lists which are quite active. I am also an international promoter of woodcarving and am affiliated with many master carvers, notably nora hall, originally from holland, now in the U.S. and kalina pavlova, a bulgarian master carver. I routinely communicate with the top names in professional woodcarving nationally and internationally.
Organizations
the national association of woodcarvers. the woodcarvers of queens NY, the staten island woodcarvers. the northeast woodcarving association. the world wide carving internet list
Publications
chip chats-the national magazine of woodcarving. also at www.carvinginnyc.com
Education/Credentials
Self taught artist and sculptor, 40 years of drawing and painting as a hobby, 5 years of serious woodsculpting. I have my own website and have written a 300 pg book on carving. I have published online tutorials and pictorial projects
Awards and Honors
many first place awards
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Expert: maura macaluso - 10/7/2009
Question
I have an antique dresser that doesn't appear to have any drawer slides or guides. There is not even a guide in the middle. The drawers are very hard to close because they tend to go in crooked. Is there a solution to this. Thanks.
Answer
Hi Debby, The simpliest solution to your problem just happens to be the cheapest and easiest. Go grab a bar of bathroom soap and rub it along all the side edges and back edges and see if that doesn't do the trick for you. You can also use beeswax or a beeswax candle. Either method will do no harm to your antique. Thanks for the question and good luck with your project.
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