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Banks St. Coffee Table

clarkatron, member | February 13th, 20091 comment

This piece was built for a client who wanted a coffee table with a few nice, little details, but didn’t want to “bump into it.” The result is a table with a small overhang, curved...

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spalted pecan V table

arthouse2, member | February 13th, 2009

Spalted pecan ,handcarved and attatched to Wenge V wings and cut to hold a piece of glass

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Coffee Table

Anatole, member | February 13th, 20092 comments

I made this maple coffee table for my daughter and as a pro for an article in Fine Woodworking magazine on how to make bent laminations.

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Walnut and Birdseye Wall Clock

Woodsmithy, member | February 13th, 2009

Walnut and Birdseye Wall Clock By Thomas Elsner Smith Materials: Walnut, Hard Maple – Splatted Birdseye, Glass, Brass, Dye, Shellac, Glaze, Lacquer Dimensions: 6 in. deep by 12 in. wide...

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Company Crest

DennisZongker, member | February 13th, 2009

This is a crest I hand carved for my brother and I. The Z. B. stands for “ZONGKER BROTHERS” It’s mounted on a wall in are office. This was my 15th carving, dated 10-16-2001, time...

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African Gemsbok occasional table

arthouse2, member | February 11th, 2009

African Gemsbok occasional table.

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Longhorn writing desk.

arthouse2, member | February 11th, 2009

Longhorn writing desk with handcarved mesquite distressed

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African Kudu horn writing desk

arthouse2, member | February 11th, 2009

African Kudu horns for legs with handcarved apron and distressed top . stained sealed and burnished with latex

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Display Case

skinnyb, member | February 11th, 2009

This was the second piece of furniture I ever built (about 6 years ago). It was constructed from Ash, Mahogany, and Cherry scraps from a local door shop and finished with brushed...

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cd shelfs

mukifli, member | February 11th, 20091 comment

Cd case is stablized by through, wedged tenons on the bottom shelf and a honey locus branch tenoned and wedged at the top. The wedges are bubinga.

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Fireplace mantel and hearth

mknsawdust, member | February 11th, 20091 comment

I was commissioned to warm up a basement family room. There are 14 different woods in the mantle and hearth.

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Lion Carvings, Our Company's Mascot

DennisZongker, member | February 11th, 20091 comment

I hand carved both of these lion’s seven years ago. I mostly carved them for fun. They were my 11th & 12th carvings. They turn out better then expected, so my brother and I decided to make...

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Pear Wall Cabinet

amishness, member | February 10th, 20092 comments

Reading James krenov's books and seeing all the furniture coming out of College of the Redwoods and Inside Passage, it was time to give it a shot. Here's what i came up with, A small wall cabinet in...

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Hall table

accentcreate, member | February 10th, 20093 comments

A hall table made from Sydney blue gum and silver ash. This was designed as an exercise in dovetails. Every joint is a dovetail of some kind. The breadboard ends are sliding dovetails; the rails...

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Recycled tallboy

accentcreate, member | February 10th, 2009

Tallboy made from recycled kauri and NSW rosewood.

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Phoenix Rising - Table

Woodsmithy, member | February 10th, 20091 comment

Fenghuang Table by Thomas Elsner Smith My idea for this table came from the “Inspired by China” furniture exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts. I...

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Chippendale Chair

bigtop, member | February 10th, 20093 comments

This is a Philadelphia Chippendale side chair. The original is in the State Department's Diplomatic Rooms. The wood is mahogany, finished with shellac. The seat is leather on a...

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Mesquite Silverware Box

RossB, member | February 10th, 2009

Mesquite Silverware Box with bookcase matching top and bottom pannels and dovetail corners.

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Carving Table

swetter, member | February 10th, 20092 comments

The carving table is made from maple, cherry, and walnut. It is made to be collapsable because the weight of the top makes it difficult to move yet it is very stable. It was designed to be...

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Oak Coffee Table

40splinters, member | February 9th, 2009

Oak coffee table with dovetailed coopered ends.

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Morris Chair Set

tskinner, member | February 9th, 20099 comments

Morris Chair set for our personal use. Arms and back slats are bent laminations, material: Walnut, full grain leather, table top is Carlo Walnut. Finish is Waterlox Original - medium sheen

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Maple Box

kolwdwrkr, member | February 8th, 20092 comments

This box is made out of maple and has a carved leather panel on the top, bowtie jointer for the lid, dovetail keyed miters for the box. The marquetry is inlayed in. Everything on this box is...

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wooden puppet

TF79, member | February 8th, 2009

always wanted to make one when i was a little boy

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Purple Heart, Medal of Honour

DennisZongker, member | February 8th, 20092 comments

This replica scales seven-times the original size medal. It was carved from one solid piece of PurpleHeart hardwood. This exotic wood undergoes a degree of color change over time. It begins with a...

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Bed Frame

bkryston, member | February 8th, 20092 comments

I graduated college in 2005 and decided it was time to leave the air mattress and 2x4 bed frames behind. This had numerous first attempts for me and though I would probably change the design a little...

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BANDSAW BOXES

KRASSEL, member | February 8th, 2009

These small bandsaw boxes are all made of maple. They are cut-off's and small pieces that accumulate in any shop. Once in awhile I break down and go thru the small piece pile and some get tossed into...

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Behind Closed Doors

kolwdwrkr, member | February 7th, 20092 comments

This is a Krenov inspired cabinet. It is made out of Padauk, wenge, and maple.

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Bubinga Cabinet

kolwdwrkr, member | February 7th, 20091 comment

This is inpired by Krenov's work. It is made out of Bubinga, wenge, maple, and mahogany. Everything on this project was made by me except for the Brusso knife hinges and magnets holding...

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Acanthus Leaf Theme, Dinning Table & Chairs

DennisZongker, member | February 6th, 20092 comments

This old world dinning table and chairs, I made five years ago for a customer in 2004. The top's marquetry has eight french acanthus leafs around the top. And a center acanthus flower in bloom in the...

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pantry

grampata, member | February 6th, 20092 comments

wormy chestnut pantry,slant front

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Alexandra's jewelry box

kmack, member | February 6th, 20091 comment

This cabinet, made for my 8yr. old daughter Alexandra is designed to hang necklaces and hold rings and earings in the drawer. Built of airdryed walnut, quilted maple, mahogany, pau ferro and...

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Scroll Saw Blade Holder

USNERDOC, member | February 6th, 2009

A six-tube scroll saw blade holder to help organize blades and tools at the bench for a woodworker doing marquetry. Video and SketchUp plans available at the Folding Rule Blog.

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