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Decorative Boxes

manfred88, member | June 6th, 20111 comment

Decorative Hardwood boxes, made with a minimal amount of tools. Each box takes at least 5-7 days to cut, glue and sand. I use maple, Peruvian walnut, honduran and other types of rosewood, cherry...

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red oak end table

Sangwon, member | June 5th, 20111 comment

It gave me great pleasure to make this table for a week.

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red oak sofa

Sangwon, member | June 5th, 20112 comments

Tomorrow, I will prepare fabric. Tomorrow I will say "Tomorrow, I will prepare fabric."

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red oak desk

Sangwon, member | June 5th, 20111 comment

It was very difficult project for me.

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Arts and Crafts End Tables

cpfrank, member | June 4th, 2011

I made a set of these arts and crafts end tables for my wife.

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Rope handle spices up a tea box

MPekovich, member | May 24th, 20117 comments

Just a simple dovetailed box with a rope to keep it closed.

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rocking chairs w/matching table

raylin, member | May 23rd, 2011

BLACK ARTS AND CRAFTS CHAIRS WITH MATCHING SIDE TABLE.

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Greene & Greene side chair

Nollie, member | May 7th, 2011

This G&G side chair i made with African Mahogany. I used a cherrywood gel stain with poly-wax topcoat. The pegs is made from African blackwood

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Illuminated Dining Table

thomasmiceli, member | March 22nd, 20117 comments

Solid cherry mission style dining table with a modern twist. Table is illuminated by twinkling fiber-optics powered by a LED light generator. When illumination is off the fiberoptics...

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Mission Oak Office Desk Center from leftovers

MarkAReed, member | March 21st, 20111 comment

Or -What to make with 3- 4×8 sheets of rift oak plywood, 2 metal file cabinets, 2 left over 30×16 dovetailed maple drawers, and 2 old base drawer cabinets? As a cabinet maker, my...

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Kitchen Project

Dean2, member | March 20th, 20113 comments

This is a project I just completed and installed. All the cabinets are solid West Indies mahogany, all cabinet door pairs have book matched panels, all drawers have dovetail joints, All cabinet...

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Greene and Greene Media cabinet

bloomnfan, member | February 26th, 20111 comment

This is a Greene and Greene inspired media cabinet. It is made of Honduras and African Mahogany and Ebony accents. The finish is alcohol stain, shellac, gel stain and lacquer.

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Bird gazebo

Yukoner1, member | February 18th, 2011

My own design bird feeder

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Lataxe's Hayrake

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | January 27th, 20114 comments

English-style rustic dining table.

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Spanish Cedar/Walnut TV stand

rstone825, member | January 26th, 2011

I liked making this piece out of spanish cedar and walnut because both wood species are so easy to work with, plus it made a relatively lightweight cabinet. Also contrasting two species of wood...

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Craftsman style writing desk

NickManley, member | January 25th, 20111 comment

I'm a relatively new woodworker, and brand new to furniture building. I needed a desk for my new home office and I really like the arts and crafts style. So I looked around and found this plan on...

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Mahogany End Table (with cocobolo inlay)

bbffm, member | January 18th, 2011

A mahogany table with cocobolo inlays. This table comes from the simplistic design with the stunning wood, inlayed top, and continuous bead of cocobolo running around the legs and the...

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Mission coffee table

ArgosyBob, member | January 17th, 2011

The plan for this table is part of a 3 pack - coffee, end, and sofa tables - offered by Hart Design Woodworking Plans (available from Rockler). The table is built from red oak. The finish, all...

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Greene & Greene Mahogany Desk

bbffm, member | January 11th, 20111 comment

Greene and Greene is a distinctive style popular in the Arts and Crafts movement. This desk displays key elements of the style such as: curves in the wood top are cut in the "cloud style" and...

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Arbor Bow Arm Morris Chair

bbffm, member | January 10th, 20111 comment

This Bow arm Morris chair is one of the many chairs i have made ,but i decided to have fun on this one and have a tree carved on the side instead of your traditional spindles or slats. The arms are...

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Greene & Greene Custom End Table

bbffm, member | January 10th, 20112 comments

This is one of the many custom tables i have made . This one was built for Truly Nolan in Naples,Florida in 2008 and was made out of mahogany with rosewood inlay, and built in the Greene amp...

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Intersecting trestles end table

Hyunkyu, member | January 7th, 2011

This table is made from Qtr. sawn White Oak with highlights of Wenge and Walnut. The upper and lower decks have a solid Wenge edge detail and the through tenons are pinned with Walnut dowels. I...

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arts and crafts lamp table

mokusakusensei, member | January 4th, 2011

I subscribe to a magazine called "American Bungalow". The mag. had a picture of similar tables from the early 1900s. I guessed at the sizes and constructed four of these "lamp tables". The bottom...

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Cherry Entertainment Center

MarkAReed, member | December 31st, 2010

This cabinet was built for the Vickers family. Made of cherry and clear maple plywood casework inside the lower cabinets. It doesn't look like much here on Fine Woodworkng but a true...

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Mission Style desk

madsenl, member | December 28th, 2010

One of two drawers from a Mission style desk.

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Oak Mantle and Bookcase

MarkAReed, member | December 27th, 2010

This cabinet was built for the Anderson whole house remodel project.

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Mission Style Mahogany Dining Room Chairs

Bob MN, member | December 23rd, 20101 comment

Mission style mahogany dining room chairs. Mortise and tenon joinery with Leigh FMT. Based off of a design from FWW. Five coats of General's Arm-R-Seal.

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Oak Built in Armoires with dresser

MarkAReed, member | December 20th, 20101 comment

Originally, there was a single 5 ft. long drywall closet with bi fold doors and a small half bath that stuck out 5 ft. into the 13.5 x 18 ft. bedroom. The outside wall was so cold in the...

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Oak Display Cabinet

MarkAReed, member | December 17th, 2010

We collect pottery so I made this display cabinet with a towel bar below for the bathroom.

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Signature series one of a kind boxes

Ojaijeff, member | December 17th, 20102 comments

We create one of a kind exotic wood boxes, some are combined with copper repousse. We select the most unusual hardwoods for their color and figure to create our sculptural and functional...

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Bathroom Vanity from recycled oak flooring

MarkAReed, member | December 7th, 20102 comments

I remodeled a large home and saved this 120 yr old, 1/4 sawn oak flooring that was installed with square nails. The case is made of clear, prefinished 3/4 maple plywood wrapped in white oak. Even...

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grampa's tool box

MarkAReed, member | December 1st, 20103 comments

My Grandfather, Francis Townsend was an inspiration to me as I grew up. He was always working on one of his inventions in his shop when I came to visit. He would love to explain when I asked and...

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