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Trapezoid Mantle Clock

woodenhorse, member | December 25th, 2009

Bubinga and Spalted Maple with Walnut pins. Back is bookmatched Bubinga. Finished with Natural Danish Oil and wax. Made as a gift for a kind neighbor.

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I made this wine bottle gift box for a silent auction for a local charity. I used spalted maple for the front and back, cherry for the sides and brazilian rosewood for the handle. The carrying handle...

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Spalted Sugar Maple Bowl with Tap Hole

Matt Berger, editor | August 3rd, 2009

This turned bowl is made from a spalted sugar maple log from New Hampshire. By chance, the perimeter features an abandoned maple syrup tap hole.

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Walnut Desk

Haldeman, member | June 27th, 20091 comment

I completed this walnut desk while in my last semester at college. The inlay on top is walnut, holly and bubinga and the drawer fronts are veneered in bubinga and holly stringing. The...

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Spalted Maple and Walnut Tool Cabinet

rollo1, member | June 9th, 20094 comments

I built this tool cabinet for my hand tools, so it seemed appropriate to maximize my use of hand tools. The drawer and frame dovetails are all cut with saw and chisel, and all surfaces are finished...

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Quaker Table

MixXedUpMedia, member | May 1st, 2009

The name Quaker Table comes from the unique properties of this table to detect an earthquake, after the fact, unfortunately. Any movement causes the balls -- in the center tray or on the corners ...

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Pandora's Wolf Box

creativlee, member | March 2nd, 2009

spalted maple with ebony and bloodwood accents. dovetail wooden hinges and latch. dimensions: 1.6 x 1.6 x 3.13 inches. Able to open flat or even inside out for artistic effect.

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Spalted Maple Hall Table

ACT7713, member | December 31st, 2008

My goal was a simple table that would show off the amazing spalting in this piece of wood. I wanted the legs to reflect the wavy spalting in the top. The top was finished very carefully...

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The Gadget Station

Marc Spagnuolo, contributor | October 31st, 20084 comments

The Gadget Station is a charging center for everyday electronics. Primary wood is bubinga with spalted maple panels and a figured maple back panel. Ebony accents. Finish is a wiping...

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