|
|
|
|
Subscribe to RSS feed
_sqm.jpg)
tables
1 commentHere is a drafting table and a sofa table I made from scraps of hardwood flooring which was ripped up out of a house. They were going to burn it all.
view details
Hallway Table
1 commentI had all these scraps of unusal hardwoods that were too small to do much with.
view details
My First Table
1 commentReaders will recognize this Arts & Crafts Side Table (Product #011056). It is my first table, “upcycled” alder from sets of shelves. I see its flaws but my granddaughter...
view details
End Tables
4 commentsThe scrap pile in the corner of the shop was getting too big and I also needed some end tables and bedside tables for a beach cabin on the Oregon coast. This gave a perfect...
view details
Patchwork Coffee Table
Coffee table made from claro walnut offcuts with black walnut inlays and butterflies. Black walnut legs turned from scrap wood. Finished with Danish oil and polyurethane.
view details
Scrap Wood Trivets
My wife and I glued together 60 trivets measuring 6"x6"x3/4" and 6 measuring 10"x10"x3/4". All were glue using waterproof glue and finished with walnut oil. The trivets were donated and handed out as...
view details
Red Oak "Mondriaan Frame" Coffee Table with rough granite top
This Red Oak Mondriaan Frame Coffee Table with a 1 3/4" rough granite top is a real simple design. The four rectangular frame parts are carrying the 750 pound granite table top. Frame: Red Oak 4"x1"...
view details
|
|
Congratulations to our winners!
Congratulations to our three winners! Argyllshire for Eye Candy, larrysak3 for Dulcimer; and Triumph1 for "Home is where the hearth is".
Three prize packages were awarded.
First Prize
Fine WoodworkingMagazine Archive DVD-ROM
Second Prize
(1) copy of The Complete Illustrated Guide to Furniture and Cabinet Construction
(1) copy of The Complete Illustrated Guide to Joinery
Third Prize
(1) copy of The Complete Illustrated Guide to Joinery
Contest ended March 11, 2010
Winners were selected by the community and announced on March 22, 2010.
