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Hall Console Table

franco88, member | January 7th, 2012

These are my photos of one of a pair of tables for the mid-hallway of this residence. The finish is a waterwhite lacquer polished to 1000 with rottenstone and buffed. The veneer of quater sawn...

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Cherry Leaf Box

jbschutz, member | January 7th, 20123 comments

Cherry Leaf Box with walnut accents; splines, lid edges and leaf veins. Crafted from reclaimed wood. Approx. 5 x 7.5 inches and finished with hand-rubbed poly. The lid is hinged with hidden...

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Purpleheart and Maple Box

gamblermichael, member | January 7th, 20121 comment

I used purpleheart for the carcass of this box, with maple for the lid and maple for the featherslips. Inside, i finished the bottom with black velour. The toughest part was setting the 105 degree...

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Cedar double bench chair

JustinHAnderson, member | January 5th, 2012

At 35 this my 3rd project. Woodworking is a new hobby for me. I never took a wood shop class or had any training, other than what I get from you guys on the net. I built my first project...

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Scrub Plane, Wooden Bodied

retired08, member | January 5th, 20121 comment

For Christmas I had a scrub plane blade on my list from Ron Hock. Santa gave me the 1 1/2" wide x 4 1/2" long, radiused blade that Ron sells on his website. I used parts of his...

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A Place to Rest

rkleeman, member | January 5th, 20121 comment

An old and friend approached me about making an urn for the final resting place of his recently passed and long time four legged companion. At first the project felt to be a daunting task. Fret...

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"Faster"

Triumph1, member | January 4th, 2012

“Faster” started as a need for a simpler box that still closely followed a design aspect. It is the first in a series of boxes based on speed. The body is made from East Indian Rosewood...

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Skeletons in your cupboard

chopcatuk, member | January 2nd, 20121 comment

Jewelry cabinet with watch winders.This walnut and spalted beech cabinet sits on an oak stand with cocobolo highlights.The drawer fronts (ribs) are sculpted in spalted beech with hard maple...

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a custom cherry trestle table

danmosheim, member | January 1st, 20123 comments

a stained cherry trestle table

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Candle sticks on the lathe

Antondeg, member | January 1st, 20122 comments

I had a lot of fun creating candle holders. I did discover that not all tea lights are created equall. I had the stands all finished and them opened a new pack of tea lights to put in them to...

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Turned bowls

Antondeg, member | January 1st, 2012

I have had fun over the holiday period while i have been on vacation learning to turn bowels on my lathe. Here are a selction I still have a long way to go before I become proficeient but I am...

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Lego Box With Secret Compartment

Toml899, member | January 1st, 2012

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Chess Board and Pieces

paulrtools, member | December 31st, 2011

Walnut and maple chess board I built for my son for Christmas.

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Garrett Hack Huntboard - Another Twist

ak3d, member | December 31st, 20112 comments

Garrett Hack is one of my most admired woodworkers. Seeing Garrett’s hunt board article in Fine WoodWorking (FWW #187), this looked like the project I was looking for except with a few...

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Shaker Chimney Cupboard

mrbreezeet1, member | December 31st, 20111 comment

No this is not the one from finewoodworking, this was from another plan.Was my 1st frame and panel doors,the raised panel was done on the tablesaw. The rail and stiles are joined with full mortise...

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Brotherly love

Thomabubinga, member | December 31st, 2011

This is another one of my 'veneer-jobs'. Me and my brother when we were young. This is the first time I tried to veneer real people. It was a fun job, but not very easy :) Suggestions and...

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Satu Cinta

Thomabubinga, member | December 31st, 2011

Hello everyone, my name is Thomas. I'm 22 years old and I live in the Netherlands. Since I gratuated from the Dutch furniture school last year, I got all into veneering inlay/marquetry. I love it and...

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Darth Vader inlay

littledempsey, member | December 30th, 20113 comments

I let the nerd come out and play this week. Maple with ebonized Walnut inlay the frame has a Cocobolo accent. This had many tiny peices, but in the end all the hard work paid off. Thanks for looking.

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Workbench

MTCondon, member | December 28th, 20113 comments

I'm a first year student at the Furniture Institute of Massachusetts. This was my second required project, and the requirements were mortise and tenon construction with four legs and a top. Phil...

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magazine rack

david38, member | December 28th, 2011

made from walnut and butternut.

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"the Fastback" chair

JRael, member | December 28th, 20116 comments

I recently completed this chair. It's kind of a morphing of my earlyer designs. American walnut with oil finish. More info here: http://www.jonrael.com

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G&G End Table

donjohn, member | December 28th, 20112 comments

I have always liked the design of the Greene and Greene furniture, especially the exposed joinery and features that add a special elegance to the pieces. The routed indents on the bottom of the...

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Custom Built-in Office Wall

skaslusky, member | December 28th, 20112 comments

Office built in made with Birch Plywood and Poplar trim. Centerpiece of Wife's Den. All hand made, no prefab modules. Drawers dovetailed birch sides. Painted White

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Pennsylvania spice box

CDGGERALD, member | December 28th, 20111 comment

This is a Steve Latta design that I took a few liberties with.

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Hayrake Base on an Outdoor Dining Table

BrianKent, member | December 27th, 20111 comment

I combined the Hayrake table base, David Radke's Sunburst Dining Table, and my own ideas for the rectangular center of the table. The Hayrake was shortened to allow for a total of 8 seats, with...

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Solid Maple & Veneer floor lamp

Rich67, member | December 26th, 20113 comments

Hi, this is a lamp I made recently from solid Maple and Maple Veneer.

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entertainment center

alextr, member | December 26th, 20112 comments

entertainment center made of hard maple.

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Pennsylvania Spice Box

mdf812, member | December 25th, 20113 comments

This is a Pennsylvania Spice Box that I began building the summer before my junior year of college when I was 19 years old. I worked on it during my college summer breaks for the next few years and...

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Cherry & Alder Dresser

tagco, member | December 24th, 2011

Solid wood dresser. Cherry legs and rails. Alder sides, top, drawer fronts. Dovetail Aspen drawer boxes. Finish Poly/oil blend.

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William & Mary Style Round End Table

skaslusky, member | December 23rd, 20112 comments

Black Walnut circlular end table in the William and Mary style. Four sides bent on form with 6 laminated layers of 1/8 inch walnut creating round table. Turned legs and finial. Top "book matched"...

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Federal Side Table

markbarabas, member | December 23rd, 2011

This table uses Walnut and Poplar (secondary) wood. Inlays and stringing are holly and dyed castela. Banding is aspen, mahogany and dyed castela. Stringing grooves were hand cut using...

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Hickory Rocker

CowboyKenny, member | December 23rd, 20113 comments

This rocker is a copy of one that my Grandfather used to use when I was a little fella. His rocker had been left out in the elements for many years and was rotted beyond repair. I built mine out of...

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