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Waterfall B Box

NOC45, member | September 5th, 2010

This is a band saw box made from curly maple with a litte bit of spalting on one end. The Box measures 12in long by 6in-4.5 wide and 2.5 in height with 3 coats tung oil finish. I used Blk...

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Mahogany Headboard

cliffwieser, member | September 4th, 2010

The rooms layout and design dictated a diagonal placement for the king sized bed. We opted for a shelf with storage below and a custom headboard to fit into a 1912 Bungalow with original interior...

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Koa kitchen cabinets

arooster, member | September 4th, 20102 comments

Koa kitchen with pull out trays and slab doors.

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Federal style hall table

Frank Strazza, contributor | September 4th, 20103 comments

This table was built in the Federal style with a Texas flair. It is made using, Mesquite, Anigre, Cocobolo and Curly Maple.

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Henry the Tiny Box

ecocandle, member | September 3rd, 2010

I received a commision to build a tiny walnut box, from one of my blog readers. Two months ago I made a tiny walnut box, from the book 'Basic Box Making', by Doug Stowe. It took me 3...

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From Sketchup to Reality

jahmer, member | September 2nd, 2010

Here is a picture of a design that started in Sketchup, then was rendered, then finally built. I did several variations of the design and actually built 6 different doors, 6 different stands, and...

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Morning Table

nwgeoff, member | September 2nd, 20101 comment

Santos Mahogany, Western Maple, Eastern Maple, Copper

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Trestle Table

acsqcman, member | September 2nd, 20102 comments

Rustic Plank Top GalleyTrestle Table. 5' X 33" Mortise and tenon joinery,eight screws, and very little glue, Designed to come apart for portability with the aid of a rubber...

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Alice the Tiny Box

ecocandle, member | September 2nd, 20102 comments

This is prehaps my favorite of the Tiny Boxes, which I have been making of late. Alice is made from hard maple and padauk. She is finished with tung oil. Doug Stowe's book, "Basic Box...

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Maloof inspired sculpted side tables

shrlok, member | September 1st, 2010

These sculpted side tables were designed by us but heavily influenced by the style and joinery techniques of Sam Maloof. Built from solid Walnut, all joints have been reinforced and hand sculpted...

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Fred the Tiny Box

ecocandle, member | September 1st, 2010

I have enjoyed building the tiny boxes and blogging about the experience. There have been a number of people who have expressed interest in my tiny boxes. Since I made a batch of 12, with...

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England's, Queen Victorian Style, King Bed

Dennis Zongker, contributor | August 31st, 20101 comment

My brother, Dan Zongker, met with the customer and designed three pieces of furniture for their bedroom, a bed, dresser, and nightstand. The customer was looking for somethingnbsptraditional...

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My first workbench

peman, member | August 30th, 20102 comments

Inspired by Getting Started in Woodworking, I built this bench. I mixed ideas from two plans and came up with this design. Far from perfect but at least I got started. I´ve had...

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small Oak Welsh Dresser

spartacusuk, member | August 30th, 20102 comments

A small Oak Welsh hutch style dresser with black iron hinges , handles plus cup hooks again all made by me from various scrap materials. When you build small, material cost are very low...

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Tim's easy chair

YCR, member | August 30th, 20104 comments

This is my first easy chair.The design philosophy is :The look of Danish chair + Chinese inspired + Woodworking technique of Sam Maloof

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Walnut Wall Cabinet

doorslammer, member | August 29th, 2010

Small walnut and maple wall cabinet approximately 30 in. tall x 10 in wide x 6 in. deep. Finished with Tried and True. Adjustable shelf with Krenov tyle shelf pins.

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My first retirement project !

jacs0046, member | August 28th, 20105 comments

Hi,everyone this is my first major work ( retirement project !!)and i strarted by my main tool .. a workbench . Lots of hours involved ,not being a proffessional i made a lots of mistakes and...

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Small New-Fangled Workbench

cblouin, member | August 27th, 20103 comments

This bench is inspired by John White's New-Fangled Workbench, but reduced in size to fit in my "shop". I used framing lumber, which turned out to be quartersawn-like as J. White hinted in the...

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Federal Tables

wogadog, member | August 27th, 20101 comment

A Pair of tables inspired by my membership in the guild of NH woodworkers', period furniture group. Thought I'd try something different and more complicated. Turned out to be fairly simple once I...

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Scucpture chair

iplaneman, member | August 26th, 2010

Can a chair be scucpture. I say Yes See my other ones in my galiery

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Small Queen Anne Style Highboy.

spartacusuk, member | August 26th, 20102 comments

This a small highboy made just the same as a full size piece ,all joints constructed the same. Drawers are all dovetailed etc This piece contains 3 secret drawers. I also made the drawer handles...

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Tiny Box

ecocandle, member | August 24th, 20101 comment

For several months I have been working on making the first box in Doug Stowe’s book ‘Basic Box Making’. I have learned a lot a long the way. For those who follow my blog, you...

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Creepshow Reproduction

BMWelch, member | August 24th, 20102 comments

My marquetry reproduction of Stephen King's "Creepshow" comic book cover. I completed this work here-and-there over the course of 8 years as I floated around in the military. Some parts I...

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Sleigh Crib

woodsyguy81, member | August 24th, 2010

This was my first dive into a major woodworking project. After my wife and I found out that she was pregnant, I wanted to make a crib for my daughter and hopefully make it a family...

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Second Grade Cubbies

bmprigge, member | August 23rd, 2010

My wife (a second grade teacher) decided that she needed some cubbies for backpacks and jackets this year. She didn't want to spend the almost $1000 to get the pieces to fit her small corner...

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Table Lamp

hreynolds9, member | August 23rd, 20102 comments

Inspired by the Robie House designs of Frank lloyd Wright

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Two Oval Dining Tables

dan mosheim, contributor | August 22nd, 2010

pictures and processes for two oval dining tables, one in elm, one in walnut

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Inspiration 2.0 Walnut and Zebrawood rocking chair

shrlok, member | August 21st, 2010

This sculpted rocking chair is built from 2'' Canadian Black Walnut accented with Ebony plugs. This is a medium version ( 5' 7'' - 5' 11'' ). This chair has 2 unique features that make it stand out...

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Armoire

gul67, member | August 20th, 20101 comment

Simple project but very handy.Rabbits,dados and stop dados are used for joinery.Upper three bars are dowels for bangle storage.

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chest of drawers

gul67, member | August 20th, 20101 comment

Just practicing on the drawer making.Used wood rails as the drawer runner,the pulls are also wooden.

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sword cabinet

mrossk, member | August 19th, 20101 comment

Cabinet on base, made to display and store Japanese sword and other martial arts accoutrements. Carcass is q-sawn shedua, door panels and drawer fronts Oregon myrtle (aka Ca. Bay laurel), African...

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Military Shadowbox

bmprigge, member | August 18th, 20101 comment

My Commanding Officer is retiring after 31 years in the Navy and this is his shadowbox. We ordered one and three days before the ceremony, the guy called and said that he wanted another hundred...

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