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A Side Table

CB1010, member | May 16th, 2009

A Side Table is made from solid black walnut and claro walnut scraps collected from a local woodshop. The inlays are osage orange veneer offcuts. Dimensions are 25 3/16" x 14 1/2" x...

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Full Dress Aaron Burr Desk

btribble, member | May 15th, 20097 comments

Table/Desk Combination from an 19th Century design, dressed up with a little inlay.

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Cabinet II for Sheet Music

AlanBYoung, member | May 15th, 20091 comment

Here is a Sheet Music Cabinet . Materials and constructions details: Frame:Sapele. Side Panels -Anigre veneer with Sapele diamond inlay. Drawer front and Door Panel-Maple veneer with Sapele and...

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This is a sculpture about my father who taught me woodworking when I was just a kid. Many of the tools on this piece were his. His outfit is made of 13 ply hardwood plywood cut up to make the parkay...

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Chinese Checkers, anyone?

Garrett_Glaser, member | May 2nd, 20091 comment

I was walking down W. 22nd Street in Manhattan on my way to work and walked by four dumpsters filled with sheetrock scraps, 2X4's, empty joint compound buckets and a few hundred square feet of...

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Bubinga & Maple Credenza

SFWoodworks, member | May 1st, 20096 comments

This is from my wine cabinet series. This piece though made for the show of The Furniture Society Conference held at Victoria, BC., Canada, Frame is bubinga, door panels are maple...

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night table

chappell, member | April 22nd, 2009

This night table is my first attempt at furniture making. All the white oak was salvaged from a seventies era bank that was being remodelled. The inlays and the shelf were made from dead fall...

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Sonoran Sunrise

MC_Chris, member | April 22nd, 2009

Mosaic made from recycled exotic cut-offs from large mill in Oregon.

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Jefferson style writing desk

AaronDye, member | April 11th, 2009

FWW had an article that inspired me to build this. I can't remember which one but the project turned out well. Their version was mahogany. I decided to try it with Bird's eye maple and Gaboon Ebony...

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Walnut coffee table with rocks

DougStowe, member | April 3rd, 2009

Two walnut slabs, inlaid with natural river stones, on a two part base made of ebonized white oak. The two base units support and connect the slabs of wood that form the top.

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Black Walnut and Figured Maple side table

applekor, member | April 2nd, 20092 comments

This small, decorative side table was built for a client with minimal room who needed a table to go between two chairs but also to be put against a wall for added space. Built from Black Walnut and...

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The Gift of Reclamation

dhaarburger, member | March 24th, 2009

People always say the next generation is the most rebellious, revolutionary, and sometimes out of touch. Well, I like to think of myself as two of those. I am a 16 year old aspiring woodworker...

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Dorene's Jewelry Box

pcdeluca60, member | March 24th, 2009

This box was made for my sister as a gift on her 50th Birthday. It is made of Figured Bubinga, Quilted Maple, Snake wood, Lacewood and Black Walnut.

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Voltron Lunchbox Box

The_Giver, member | March 24th, 20091 comment

Voltron (anime robot cartoon circa 1984) themed wooden lunchbox. Hard maple with Brazilian rosewood and purpleheart. The maple on front and back of the box has a little curl to it. Oil...

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Crystal Bridges walnut bench

DougStowe, member | March 24th, 20094 comments

Crystal Bridges is a new museum of American art being built in Bentonville, Arkansas, and the wood for this project came from the site during ground preparation. The previous owner of the site was...

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Tokyo Autumn

ATWilliams, member | March 23rd, 20091 comment

Tokyo Autumn Flame Birch Top, with Black Walnut, Paduak, and Spanish Cedar “ Maple Leaves” inlays The Base is Western Red Cedar faux finished to look like stone.

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The Elements Collection - Water

ATWilliams, member | March 23rd, 2009

Water Solid Cherry Legs and top frame with ebonized white ash leg stretchers and a very quilted White Ash top inset. Ebony and Padauk “Koi” inlays.

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The elements Collection - wind

ATWilliams, member | March 23rd, 2009

Wind Black Walnut Legs and Top Frame with Spalted Maple top inset and leg supports. With Black Walnut and Western Red Cedar inlays

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Bow Front Box

KJC, member | March 23rd, 20092 comments

I built this box as a thank-you for a lady who was my son's teachers aide in elementary school for 5 years. The box is constructed of black walnut with a red oak panel for the lid. I...

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A box of drawers

gkemper, member | March 22nd, 200925 comments

My wife has been after me to make a box to keep all her cross stitching supplies in. The boxis a cube 17" square with the feet height of 7/8" and extending beyond the cube 3/8" on each side. It will...

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Laptop Display Box

loweminden, member | March 18th, 20092 comments

Laptop Display Box - Clean simple design. Design inspired by the rustic, lake front log home it's kept in.

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Mahogany Spice Box with String and Berry Inlay

Sanjeev, member | March 15th, 20094 comments

I wanted to do a project to practice hand-cut dovetails. When I saw Steve Latta's spicebox (FWW #196) it looked like an ideal project with more than 100 dovetails. I enhanced the design with...

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Scrap Box

qcwood, member | March 11th, 20092 comments

This box contains 52 different kinds of wood, all finished naturally to show the color and beauty. It features a jigsaw puzzle style lid. This concept answers my question: How can I...

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Diabetes Box

shoptroll, member | March 8th, 20091 comment

Being a Type 1 diabetic means constant blood sugar testing and regular insulin injections. Since I don't want to suffer the consequences of poor blood sugar control, I test 10 to 15 times a...

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Jewelry Box in Curly Maple and Padauk

MLZettl, member | March 8th, 20096 comments

The lid inlay is colored epoxy. It is a design taken from a medallion on a serving table excavated form the Midas Tumulus, ca. 800 BC, in Turkey. My goal was to make an elegant yet functional jewelry...

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Mahogany Crotch Bureau

PaulJeffrey, member | March 4th, 2009

Bureau with spot for t.v. behind doors. Mahogany crotch veneers and gaboon ebony nosing with ebony inlays.

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Inlayed box

noubi, member | March 4th, 2009

This box is made of oak. The inlay was made from veener. It was originaly a Chistmas perent for my girlfriend. That's all.

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Dancer

daveknipfer, member | March 3rd, 200924 comments

5-drawer jewelry box. Cherry, curly maple (love the sweep of the figure to match the leg curves), blodwood pulls inlaid with sterling silver. Hand cut dovetail drawer joinery. Shellac and oil finish...

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The Pyramid

dkpark, member | March 2nd, 20091 comment

The Pyramid is a display/storage box for a child's glass crystal ball. The box is 6/3/4" square by 5-7/8" high and has many different kinds of exotic hardwoods inlayed.

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Australian Rosewood Jewelry Box

DWF, member | March 1st, 2009

This Jewelry Box is made from Solid Australian Rosewood and Gabon Ebony. the Box is oiled and waxed to a semi gloss finish. The combination of the two woods give the case a very rich and...

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Chess Board

inlays, member | February 27th, 2009

The 32 inlays are handcrafted from walnut, birch, and mahogany and the white squares are made of maple. The frame is made of black walnut with spaces on the sides for pieces.

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Tea Box - Fan inlay

acomart, member | February 25th, 2009

The body was made with hard maple. The lid is mahogany with hand made fans in the four corners. The borders of the lid and the keys were made with wenge. It was finished with shellac and wax.

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