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Art Deco Hall Table

markcpreston, member | February 11th, 20101 comment

The design for this hall table was inspired by a 1930 Art Deco table. It is mahogany, with a carved detail at the base. The real challange was the glue up for the curved legs. The curves were cut on...

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Plant Stand

markcpreston, member | February 9th, 2010

My better half wanted a pair of plant stands for our dining room. They had to be small, art deco in style and primarily mahogany. The tops were turned from solid mahogany, and the legs were joined to...

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Hall Table

markcpreston, member | February 9th, 2010

This mahogany hall table was designed to be as eyecatching as I could manage. The columns are reeded as is all of the decorative trim. The legs are hand carved. The finish is a water based dye, a...

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Mahogany Desk

Donhuff, member | January 18th, 2010

The legs on this mahogany are turned 45 degrees, and are attached with a sliding dovetail. The front and back are a single piece of wood cut and reassembled to make the grain continuous across...

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victorian style birdhouse

butchf18a, member | December 29th, 2009

Victorian style birdhouse designed primarily for Wrens. Cedar construtcion with cedar lap siding and cedar shingles. 8"x10"x10.5"

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Texas Knife Holder

rehhardwood, member | December 28th, 20091 comment

Wall mounted knife holder with Texas outline. Black walnut burl with five coats of wipe on poly.

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elmo chair

goodywood, member | December 27th, 2009

My wife decided I should make a Christmas present for a friend's granddaughter, who happens to be an Elmo fanatic. So off to the workshop I went, and emerged with this rocking chair. It is...

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Lazy Susan Remote Control Holder

rehhardwood, member | December 27th, 2009

Remote control holder made from black walnut burl. Rotates for easy access to all remotes. Finished with five coats of wipe on poly.

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Mannerist Mission Buttoned Cabinet

PSeverin, member | October 27th, 20091 comment

A cabinet for storing sweaters, built in white oak, set into a supporting red oak frame. The panels on the upper section are slats of of white oak held apart by...

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Nathan's bed

ricaube, member | October 21st, 2009

Baby bed that transforms into a regular double bed.

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Desk With Hutch

APO, member | October 16th, 2009

Desk was made of alder with two coats of clear polyurethane for final finish.

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chippendale lowboy

Alban, member | October 1st, 20093 comments

This is a project that came from Frank Gottshalls: "Making Furniture Masterpieces". It took me 6 months to make and is made from rough sawn oak that I dried and planed. The legs feet front rail...

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Funky Coffee Console Cabinet

cattooz, member | September 30th, 20093 comments

It lives in an ice cream shoppe so that patrons can get a quick java pick-me-up after slipping into a sugar coma from the yummy ice cream. It's fitted with trash and recycle holes (leading to...

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Entertainment Center with Mission Style Accents

gmiller25, member | September 30th, 2009

This two-section Entertainment Center was built with Mission Accents. The sections are connected, but can just as easily be used as two separate cabinets in a larger space. The media...

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Entertainment Center

LJ2000, member | September 19th, 2009

This was a project I started for a customer in Montana and was looking for a more southwest style and came up with this it a entertainment center with slat inlays on the doors and molding this is a...

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Arts and Crafts Bed

Michael666, member | August 30th, 20096 comments

I have finally completed my Queen sized bed. Regrettably, the light was not ideal for photography with my dated digital camera. I have incorporated several ideas that I liked from a...

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American Gothic, Hammer and nails

Czappa, member | August 25th, 20095 comments

This is made with thousands of nails and tacks. It is my version of the art work, "American Gothic" with the farmer, his wife and pitch fork. The hammers are the male and female. The frame is made of...

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Wine barrel wine rack

Pottsie, member | August 23rd, 2009

Wine rack from reclaimed oak barrel - some light sanding and some polyurethane is all that is required. The deep red interior surfaces of the barrel makes this a nice counter top accessory for any...

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Elm Towel Chest

Knotscott, member | August 10th, 2009

This is a towel chest I designed for our bathroom made mainly of red elm. I'd consider it a Mission/Arts & Crafts style. It was finished it just in time for our 27th anniversary, but...

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WATER DESK

kasenov, member | August 2nd, 20092 comments

I made the desk with the idea that the shape, the materials used and the finish can create an effect of drawing your eye in. Further when you sit at it, it envelopes you to create your own distinct...

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The project after the Tool Chest

Diviner, member | July 9th, 2009

After building the tool chest, I didn't get the sense of fulfillment I imagined incorporating the usual woodworking techniques like joinery. But I did enjoy all the decorative work. The next leg of...

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lisa's library

TexasCity, member | June 29th, 20091 comment

My Daughter didn't want just bookcase she wanted them to look built in With ladder . The ceiling is wall paper with a emboss design. The bookcase are made of popular, the molding is nbspstainable...

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Longboard!

GarrisonWoodworking, member | June 24th, 2009

a nice pintail style longboard I designed just intime for summer, also a huge seller to all the local teens. baltic birch core, white oak stringer on top, and book matched white oak on the bottom...

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Mission Style Media Bookcase

John42, member | June 24th, 2009

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Family Room Bookshelf

UCBluenoser, member | June 21st, 2009

Shelves built from red oak 3/4" plywood and quarter sawn oak. I used brass plated shelf inserts with metal sleeves from Lee Valley. Each bay has a 10 watt halogen light which is controlled by a...

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bucket storage

oldpoopie, member | June 18th, 20092 comments

This is my air hose storage. I need to win the tablesaw to make one of those fancy toolboxes that everyone else has photos of! This allows you to hook the hose up thru the whip that sticks thru...

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Stained Oak & Poplar Standing Tool Chest.

Josephindus, member | June 15th, 2009

Dimensions: 36'' Tall x 24'' Wide x 9'' Depth. All solid poplar construction. Cab door faces are white oak. All stained dark and top coated with poly. Has 11 drawers and two doors.

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Mud Room Oak Built-In

denniswimer, member | June 6th, 2009

We remodeled the garage entryway. In a newly created nook, I built this piece to hold jackets, shoes and other stuff. The sides are made from Oak plywood. The face frame and the wall are made from...

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Custom built-in window wall

wooddood, member | June 3rd, 2009

This unit was designed to fit between 2 walls and frame a window. The center section is bowfront and is veneered with figured bubinga. The drawers below the window are lateral files. The...

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Bowfront built-in cbinet

wooddood, member | June 3rd, 20091 comment

This cabinet was built to fit into an existing closet space that had been gutted. There is a slight bowfront to the entire unit which required several curved forms to laminate the drawer fronts and...

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Cherry Built-In Bookshelves and Cabinets

MPC1982, member | June 3rd, 2009

Cherry Built-In Bookshelves and Cabinets

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Butternut Kitchen

johnwatters, member | June 3rd, 20091 comment

Happening upon a stack of rough-cut, air dried Butternut in Vermont, I took it home to Virginia to remodel and redesign my kitchen. Cabinet boxes of white flakeboard laminate with natural...

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