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Æteriske Box

julienhardydesign, member | May 19th, 2013

Box of Philippino Toog with mobile compartment. Handcut dovetails and open slot mortise.Tung oil exterior finish, light lacquer inside. Inspired from a James Krenov piece. Made with...

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The Wrighteous sideboard

julienhardydesign, member | May 19th, 2013

3-doored sideboard of solid black Walnut.Drawbore pinned tenon and mortise assembly. Open slot mortise door frames.Handles of black Walnut and African Blackwood.Tung oil, Carnauba and Beeswax...

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Førstnævnte Table

julienhardydesign, member | May 19th, 20131 comment

Table of solid Macacauba. Drawbore pinned mortice and tenon assembly. Reversible bone glue. Pure Tung oil finish. Made with hand tools. Dimensions : 40.5 W x 24.375 D x 29.5 H in.

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Schaakmat Chessboard

julienhardydesign, member | May 19th, 2013

Chessboard of veneered bookmatched Macassar Ebony and Palo Blanco (mexican Boxwood).Inside of quartersawn Birch.Carnauba and Beeswax finish. Handles of solid Ebony.1/8" Thick workshop cut...

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nice folding muskoka chair

jjohnparr, member | May 19th, 2013

the chairs are comfortable the reason for extreme is large family members

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Blacker inspired serving table.Built in sipo mahogany with ebony, silver, copper and mother of pearl. Dye was # 173 lockwood with Wipe-on poly finish. I tried to get the photo's to be upright. On my...

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Amy, magazine rack and mail holder

woodcraftqueen, member | May 18th, 20131 comment

This rack will keep all your magazines and mail organized. The plan comes with a choice of two decorative back pieces, the Rose or the Sunset model. Amy is made using a simple glue, screw, and cap...

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Paolini #74 Stickley Book Rack - Knock Down Version

cahudson42, member | May 18th, 2013

Paolini's new video series on his variation on the #74 promises to be a great one. I've made a couple of these from his FWW May/April 2008 article. On this one, I used stub tenons and connector...

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School project

shoppro, member | May 18th, 20131 comment

This is a school project we had to design and build a chair. It is built from bleached red oak and finished in tung oil

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Paolini bookcase

Grantman, member | May 18th, 20132 comments

I built Gregory Paolini's bookcase a year or so ago when the article came out in the magazine. I had some trouble with the routing, I think my bit was off so I had to chop a lot of the mortises...

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Liza, small rose carved storage clock

woodcraftqueen, member | May 18th, 2013

Liza, rose carved clock with storage. Although this clock would make any mantle proud, she is easy to build and fun to carve. Liza is built using a simple, glue, screw and cap method of woodworking...

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Live Edge Table

Rambler, member | May 14th, 2013

A local landscape contractor was removing a 60 plus year old Siberian Elm from a local land mark. The tree was destined for the land fill. We were able to convince them to drop it off in a vacant lot...

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Splay-Legged table.

Eppinger, member | May 13th, 2013

This is my first finished piece.

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Cherry Urn

rcj, member | May 13th, 2013

I built this cherry box to be used as an urn for the cremains of a relative. The box is made out of highly figured cherry. The sides are joined by hand-cut dovetails and the top and bottom are...

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Ball and claw variation

88rob88, member | May 12th, 20131 comment

An idea occurred to me while carving a spoon. Why not a variation of the ball and claw thing! The wood is Arbutus, a local hardwood notorious for drying unpredictably .

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Double Entry Doors

ICU8Dust, member | May 11th, 2013

Double Mahogany entry doors with veneer/foam core. Panel glued with polyurethane adhesive and floating tenons glued with Titebond III. First attempt at making curved moldings and fitting curved mitre...

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Ambrosia Maple Maloof Rocker

cyclopentadiene, member | May 9th, 20131 comment

The ambrosia maple rocker was my second Maloof rocker. This particular one was made using a modified Charles Brock design. My first rocker made of Walnut won best in show at the 2010 NC State Fair...

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Southern Comfort

cyclopentadiene, member | May 9th, 2013

This is a Maloof inspired low back side chair made of walnut. This piece received first place in the large furniture division of the 2011 NC State fair

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Take a seat

cyclopentadiene, member | May 9th, 2013

This photo dsiplays several projects incliding two Maloof inspired bar stools made of ammonia fumed cherry, an elevated top table made of walnut and several turnings and cutting boards.

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Nakashima Inspired Conoid bench

cyclopentadiene, member | May 9th, 2013

This photo is my interpretation of Nakashima inspired conoid bench. The seat is a quarter sawn sycamore crotch with significant flame figure and the legs, spindles and crest rail are walnut. The legs...

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Maloof Inspired Tiger Maple Table

cyclopentadiene, member | May 9th, 2013

This project is one of a pair of matching Maloof inspired tables made from Tiger maple. The table won first place in the NC woodworkers showcase for tables in 2012. Also in the display are three...

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Custom Game Board - "Marbles"

Wogman87, member | May 5th, 2013

When my past supervisior at work discovered that I liked to tinker in the shop on weekends, she approached me with a project to replicate a family game her family simply referred to as "Marbles". The...

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Walnut Coffee Table

Nathan_C, member | May 3rd, 20132 comments

This table was designed and built as part of my second semester at the Sheridan College (Oakville, ON, Canada) furniture design program. We were tasked to create a table with a drawer under 6 sq ft...

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Cabinet inspired by Garrett Hack

cbrock85, member | May 3rd, 2013

I first came across Garrett Hack's work when I joined finewoodworking.com a couple of years ago. His small hand plane tool cabinet was something I had always wanted to build. So when my beautiful...

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walnut bench

david38, member | May 2nd, 20131 comment

bench made for entrway

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My New Workbench

woodworkertim, member | May 1st, 20133 comments

My winter project, a new bench for my workshop. The base is built from red and white oak. The drawer fronts, leg vise and the deadman are made from Jatoba. The top is laminated from 8/4 poplar with...

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Bathroom wall cabinet

keever86, member | May 1st, 2013

A small cabinet I made for my parents' bathroom. It's one of my first few serious projects, made from mostly quartersawn red oak. The finish is dyed Danish oil and a coat of paste wax. The back panel...

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Jewelry Box

osccat, member | April 30th, 2013

This is a jewelry box of my own design. Dimensions are 14"W x 8 5/8"D x 7 1/16"H It has a sliding and removable divided tray, three Brusso brass pegs for hanging necklaces, and a removable mirror...

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Jewelry Cabinet - Krenov Style

Turbochief, member | April 30th, 2013

Jewelry Cabinet – Krenov Style Starting with the classic James Krenov Display Cabinet, I modified the design to be wall hung and replaced the glass doors with solid panels. The usual display...

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deluxe chess set

mariotocom, member | April 29th, 20131 comment

HI THERE , THIS IS MY HANDMADE DELUXE CHESS SET , MADE BY MYSELF , 248 INDEPENDENT PIECES .

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Custom oak and walnut bench

user-2416054, member | April 27th, 2013

Bench with a white oak top, red oak and walnut legs, and red oak stretchers. Sanded to 320 grit with 3 coats of polyurethane. Made by Walter and Geoff.

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High chair revisited

woodrat59, member | April 27th, 2013

Made this high chair for my daughter 32 years ago (others also sat in it). Here it is again for my granddaughter, refinished and with a new tray.

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