Don Weber is a woodworker and furniture restorer with over twenty-five years experience in furniture making, repair and restoration. He has been building English regional-style (Windsor) furniture for the last fifteen years. As a member of the Society of Workers in Early Arts & Trades and the Association of Pole Lathe Turners, he has endeavored to keep the Early Woodland Crafts alive through teaching and demonstrating.      Weber's interest in early technology has brought him into the realm of blacksmithing and toolmaking, to reproduce the tools and machinery used by the early craftsmen. He has written articles for blacksmithing and woodworking magazines here in America and in Great Britain; and he has attended and taught at conferences in California, New Zealand, British Columbia and the United Kingdom. Last year, he was in Sonoma County for a week and demonstrated to the local club, at schools and outside WoodCraft to the general public. He has a vast repertoire of skills, and stories from days gone by. Not to be missed.