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Jewelry Chest for Megan

dengibson, member | March 25th, 2009

This case is made of Cherry and Yellow birch. The cherry was cut about 1962 from my fathers farm. Size 19" high 16" wide and 8" deep. Finish: polyacryllic . Built for Granddaughters high...

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Shaker Clock

gmlhl4, member | March 25th, 20092 comments

The clock is cherry with a redwood back piece.The works are a Hermle coil gong mechanical movement with a 54 cm pendulum. The clock case dimensions are based on the depth required for the movement...

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Mobile Drafting Kit

spider1118, member | March 25th, 2009

I built this drafting box out of necessity. It contains all of my drafting tools as well as a knock-down stand that I set up next to the drafting table where I'm working. The box is made...

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Jewelry Box Cube--Cherry and Bird's Eye Maple

asf, member | March 25th, 2009

Dimensions: Approximately 8" each side.

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Heavy with Fruit

alin74, member | March 25th, 2009

Bandsaw box build out of a single 2x4 (2.57$ at Home Depot). I always challenge people at art shows to guess what is made of and they are always shocked when I say is construction grade pineI...

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Jewelry Box--Bird's Eye Maple

asf, member | March 25th, 2009

Dimensions: 18" width, 10" height, 8" depth

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Jewelry Box

TommyROLAND, member | March 25th, 2009

Veneered in Padauk and Maple Burl on Spanish Cedar and inlaid with Ebony. All end-grain joints are splined together. Lined with red and black velvet cloth and finished in clear...

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This is a piece I completed just in time for Christmas as a gift to my wife and was used for the first time for our family's Christmas Eve dinner. It is made from ash and hickory and is 8 feet long...

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"Roses"

sincerbeaux, member | March 25th, 20091 comment

One of my first jewelry boxes employing many of the veneering techniques I learned from Paul Schurch. I have always been inspired by curves and especially "bombe" shapes. nbspWoods...

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Treasure Chest

birdmn, member | March 25th, 2009

This was a fun, quick little project made for a good friend's sons fifth birthday. The wood was salvaged from a pallet made of meranti. I used a wood burner and files to further distress...

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OCTAGONAL KEEPSAKE BOX

TommyROLAND, member | March 25th, 20091 comment

BOX IS VENEERED INSIDE AND OUT AND INLAID WITH EBONY. BURGUNDY VELVET IN TRAY AND BOX BOTTOM.

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Greene and Greene inspired jewelry box #2

brianscot, member | March 25th, 2009

A jewelry box inspired by the letter writing box from the Greene and Greene Freeman Ford residence. The materials are teak, ebony, alder, snake skin wood, and leather. The entire box is...

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Battle on Shaker Field

plankowner, member | March 25th, 20092 comments

My first woodworking project, the Shaker Chess Table. Made from Brazilian Mahogany and Maple. All tenon, mortise and dovetails joints were hand cut and chiseled out. No stain was used, only clear...

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Cello Box

MuesliMama, member | March 25th, 200915 comments

I'm a cello maker and have lots of scraps from pegbox cut-offs. So I thought it would be cool to make a different sort of box from what I had lying around. I tried to include some of the...

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Burl Hog

Qball339, member | March 25th, 20091 comment

I am new to the world of woodworking, and I am definately hooked. This is my third project with many to come. This box is made of mahogany, myrtle burl, and macassar ebony. Its dimensions are 8"x 5"x...

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With Cherry on Top

woodmag, member | March 25th, 2009

Based on an Arts and Crafts design, but simplified to embrace Shaker style this was a project to improve my skills in solid wood furniture. The cherry had some great figure so I tried to showcase it...

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Shaker Candle Stand - spalted cherry

nileswoodwright, member | March 25th, 20092 comments

This is a slightly modified shaker candle stand, after the Hancock pattern, made of spalted cherry with an oil and shellac finish. The wood, from a tree in El Dorado County, CA, had been down...

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Shakering in Copenhagen

PeterMik, member | March 25th, 2009

I started woodworking only a few years ago, and get tremendous satisfaction from the beautiful shaker inspired designs (which by the way were the inspiration of so many of the classic...

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My first ever woodworking project

Elsabae, member | March 25th, 20093 comments

I walked into an Adult Ed woodworking class with these plans (from Thos Moser). The instructor asked if I had ever done any woodworking. "No" I answered. He gave me an appraising look and said...

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Linen Press

willholden, member | March 25th, 2009

Linen Press as part of bedroom suite including 4 taper post bed and matching nightstands

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Firewood Jewelry Box

pittman34, member | March 25th, 20091 comment

My wife asked me to make a jewelry box and I checked my firewood pile for some ideas. The top panel is American Elm from a chunk of firewood. The top frame and box sides are from two small...

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Shaker Rocker

Hawkvette, member | March 25th, 2009

Shaker rocker construction made easy by using pre-turned dowels.

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Great Grandfather’s Puzzle Box

bbwood, member | March 25th, 2009

When ever I visited my father’s parents, we always played with a pencil puzzle box that had been given to my Grandfather by his father and then passed down to my Dad and now my sister. I...

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Various Shaker furniture and baskets

poacher, member | March 25th, 2009

Copies of Mt. Lebanon rocker made of curly maple, cherry snake foot candlestand, seed box made of pine, and ash splint market basket . Copy of Mt. Lebanon childs high chair, maple stained dark...

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Shaker Wall Mirror

bricofleur, member | March 25th, 2009

16-1/2"-wide by 54"-long. I made three of them for my house. 3/4"-thick MDF - Biscuit joinery. Two coats of paint, two coats of satin poly.

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Shaker Cat Window Seat

Nyarlanotep, member | March 25th, 20091 comment

This hand dovetailed step was made for my cats to look out at the world. As you can see that can be quite exhausting. The sides are pine and the steps themselves are natural...

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Matched Shaker Nightstands

JoeMin, member | March 25th, 20091 comment

These nightstands were my first real furniture project. They are closely modeled after the work of Becksvoort and the dresser by Mike Pekovich in FWW. All the cherry was from a single log, allowing...

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Shaker Table

JLNorthGA, member | March 25th, 2009

A simple Shaker style table in Makore. I thought the wood spoke for itself, so I didn't want embellishments.

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Shaker Rocking Chair

Dan01, member | March 25th, 20091 comment

This Shaker Rocker is made of maple with three coats of amber shellac. The seat is 20" wide at the front and 14" wide at the back. The herringbone design is navy blue and whitenbspThe...

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My Simple Clock

bigredspark, member | March 25th, 2009

I needed a clock for my mantle and this is what I came up with in the shop one day.

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Spalted Maple Oval Box

bobafrench, member | March 25th, 20092 comments

A No. 6 Shaker Oval Box Made of Spalted Maple.

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Shaker Oval Box Diarama

bobafrench, member | March 25th, 2009

A Shaker room is created in miniature inside a No. 6 Shaker Oval Box made of cherry. The room includes hand made miniature versions of a Shaker stove, pegrail, broom, woven rug, builtin...

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