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Fixing my miscut, dovetailed rail

kenstonge, member | January 3rd, 20127 comments

Working through a mistake while building the Shaker side table from FWW 210.

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A Table With Self Storing Leaves

danmosheim, member | June 22nd, 20102 comments

A trestle table with pull out leaves

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Lessons From A Delivery Guy: Four Problem Pieces

jbro101, member | March 15th, 20102 comments

Some pieces have more traveling problems than others.

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Three New Projects

danmosheim, member | February 28th, 20103 comments

Two project posts,a 6' expanding mahogany table we finished and delivered and a 10' claro walnut slab dining table in process.

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Building A Curly Maple Jewelry Cabinet

danmosheim, member | January 31st, 20102 comments

A dressing table / jewelry storage cabinet

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Dining Room Table and Chairs

DougGF, member | September 14th, 2009

QSWO draw-leaf table and walnut A & C side chairs

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Going With The Grain-The Life of a Woodworking Student and Artist-in-Residence

Kent_Perdue, member | August 17th, 2009

This is an introduction to a series of posts were I will be telling the tale of my trip through a four year University woodworking program. I will also be covering current events in my career along the way.

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Week One: Building an Arts and Crafts Table

GEide, member | May 11th, 20092 comments

A group of Taunton Press staffers build Kelly Dunton's Arts and Crafts Side Table from FWW #186--a step-by-step photo essay.

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skinny legs and all

fidgen, member | April 23rd, 20095 comments

I designed and built this small side table over the past winter, it's main body is Ash. A log that my wife and I literally stumbled over a few years back on the shore of Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, Canada. I had a freind with a bandsaw mill rip it down and left it to air dry for three years. The drawer fronts are made from Angelique, again another 'sea-faring' wood species...This was reclaimed from an old barge that sat in Marthas Vineyard for the better part of 100 years! This table was completely made by hand using only hand tools. The finish is Tried and True oil/varnish mix. Reclaimed wood, no power tools used and a food grade all natural oil for finish...what could be any greener than that? Cheers! www.tomfidgen.blogspot.com

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