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Carved wooden bench

Geocol, member | February 7th, 20121 comment

This is my latest project. The bench is made from Yakault and Ipil. Both timbers are recycled from old buildings. The seats and backs are carved from 55 mm thick stock. The arm rest...

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Yeti Bench

JimSpiri, member | November 30th, 20112 comments

aka Big Footstool. Bubinga, Brass. The second bench in the Whole Buffalo Suite.

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GMT Bench

JimSpiri, member | November 30th, 2011

(Greedy Monkey Trap- just add peanuts). Bubinga, Oak, Steel. This is the third and last bench in the Whole Buffalo Suite. The yellow cone is an enameled steel lampshade from Ikea (odd lot), theres...

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Bubarrow Bench influenced by Nakashima and Cosco

JimSpiri, member | November 28th, 20114 comments

Reclaimed Bubinga, Paper Birch, and Steel, including antique wheelbarrow handles. The joinery is similar to a bolt-on guitar neck. There's a 'tang' of 'Cosco folding table' in the trestle and...

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Hassayampa Nessmuck Bench

JimSpiri, member | November 13th, 20113 comments

Hassayampa Nessmuck Bench Steel, Eucalyptus 27"Wx14"Dx18"H There's also some Birch, Canary wood, Oak, and Mahogany.

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PS Nessmuck Bench

JimSpiri, member | November 6th, 20111 comment

Steel, Eucalyptus (from a mini-mill in Arizona).

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Redwood Bench

DChafe, member | October 9th, 20111 comment

Redwood from backyard tree cut down and naturally dried by owner and made into a bench for his cabin. The Legs were from recycled redwood furniture. This is one of two benches made for the...

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Claro Walnut Bench

DChafe, member | October 9th, 20111 comment

Claro Walnot natural edge top with laminated and bent legs in Walnut and Beech. Design to be used as either a bench or coffee table. The finish is an oil rubbed finish.

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Asian Bench

jaylund, member | August 21st, 20113 comments

This Asian style bench was inspired by the oriental furniture it now matchs in a guest room. It was made with african mahogany, curly cherry and a beech inlay.

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Small Red Oak Bench

benchslave, member | July 27th, 20114 comments

Here is a small bench made of red oak finished with dye stain and two spray coats of deft.

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Backlit Window Seat

thomasmiceli, member | June 14th, 2011

Oak window seat with drawer. Features a backlit amber resin inlay and a custom mica finish.

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to reserve the seat in the house of Lord

kampark, member | May 20th, 20114 comments

made with hard maple and african mahogany -bench

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table/benches

raylin, member | May 20th, 2011

rustic Italian table with benches

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Shaker Style Hall Tree

4myWood, member | April 24th, 20112 comments

This customer had a need for a place to take off his shoes and hang up his coat, but he couldn't find anything that would not block his view out the back window. So he called me, and I gave him this...

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Kara's Shoe Bench

johara34, member | February 20th, 20115 comments

When my wife asked me to make a bench that we could store our shoes under for the entryway of our home, this may not have been what she had in mind. But I say, if it's worth doing, it's worth...

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Redwood Bench

barehanded505, member | February 11th, 2011

Redwwod Bench-- Dowel/mortise and tenon jointed, biscuited slats, sanded down to an 800 grit polyeurythane silky smooth finish

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Walnut & Cypress glider

TW4TW2, member | January 29th, 2011

This is a 5ft cypress and walnut glider. Arms are 2X8 walnut with cupholders. Seat is extra wide 23" for cushion space. Glider frame is 2X4 cypress along with seat and back frame

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Old Fence post stool

gstilwell, member | January 18th, 2011

A Walnut stool made from 1/4 of two fenceposts from Texas. Each of the children got a piece. This was in the attic for over 80 years. Made for one of the grandchildren..

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Rustic Entry Bench

Senomozi, member | January 17th, 20113 comments

This is a rustic entry bench I built for my Dad’s 68th birthday. It fits nicely with the style of his home. It is made from a single slab of birch that had been air drying since 1968. ...

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Modern Bench

TurboRoy, member | January 11th, 20113 comments

This bench is based on an article in the 'Fine Woodworking' magazine of Nov/Dec 2007 and published on the finewoodworking.com site, entitled 'A Modern Bench' by Mark Edmundson. The original...

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Octagon Window Bench Seat

MarkAReed, member | January 4th, 2011

This octagon window seat is made of pre finished clr. Maple plywood inside and wrapped in vgrv.1x6 and painted poplar trim. The top is made of cherry. There are 3 dust free storage areas with...

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Carved garden bench

mswithenbank, member | January 2nd, 2011

Australian garden bench. First time carving a piece of furniture.

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Oak Bench seat

SolRegent, member | December 26th, 2010

Named “Topatopa”; Maori for Eagle Ray, a name inspired by the seat’s generous proportions and sweeping curves. Made from American Oak, the Topatopa has gentle arches and tight...

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My Workbench

EdwardG99, member | December 8th, 201016 comments

This was my personal carver’s bench I designed and built to accommodate the many holding requirements and storage of the multiple carving tools both for hand and power carving. It is...

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The Weigel Bench

Scummings, member | November 10th, 2010

The Weigel Bench is a six foot long bench made from salvaged western walnut, Alder, and Steel. it serves as a bench, shoe rack, and chest. it was commissioned through my company Square...

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two monkeys and a surfboard

kmack, member | October 29th, 20101 comment

This design was inpsired purely by the need to have a place to sit down and take my shoes off. It also had to fit the confines of my front hall. With the criteria set, I had some fun...

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Comfortable Seat for Two

BetsyE, member | October 5th, 20102 comments

This curved bench is a study in elegant simplicity. The curved seat offers a comfortable place to sit, and the construction wastes very little wood. The seat is made from two planks of wood. All it...

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ebony & bubinga bench

louielouie, member | October 1st, 20109 comments

This is a small bench in solid macassar ebony and figured bubinga. The legs are split turnings. If kept indoors and away from fire and flood, this piece should be around for a long, long time.

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Walnut Bench, In the spirit of Maloof design...

benoitebeniste, member | September 24th, 20101 comment

I built this while finishing up a cabinetmaking course here in Montreal. The walnut was mostly shaped using a grinder and kutzall shaping and sanding disks. Slapped on about 6 coats of Maloofs...

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Shoe changing bench

mimark, member | September 17th, 20102 comments

Curly Maple and Walnut

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Hall Tree On Steroids

BillyJo, member | July 20th, 2010

I made this with and old door, level, squares, 2 broken hammers, metal stand., broken hammer handles, old license plates, funnels, sanding pads, 2 gerry cans one even says...

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Modified Daniel Chaffin Bench

NM_Woodworker, member | July 11th, 20102 comments

I really liked the bench by Daniel Chaffin (FWW Sept/Oct 09) and my wife wanted a bench for the bathroom. I modified Daniel's design a little by changing the hole pattern on the legs to a heart...

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