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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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"Talon"

Triumph1, member | November 7th, 20112 comments

The main design element around "Talon" was a Griffin. A very fun build itwas. The body of “Talon” is constructed of Wenge. While still in its square form I placed in all the...

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Walnut and Maple Wall Cabinet

mouppe, member | September 10th, 2010

A little wall cabinet with four graduated shelves with sliding dovetails, all constructed from walnut with birdseye maple door panels. Finish is 6 coats shellac and buffing wax on the walnut, and...

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Tuscan Elegance Dinette Table

jims3267, member | June 8th, 2010

I was called to build 2 tables for my customer and when I went to visit him I found a Tuscan theme throughout his home. The staircase was fully paneled and the custom wrought iron railing...

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Our Daughter's Hope Chest

Jerbo, member | October 14th, 20099 comments

About 5 years ago we built a hope chest for our daughter. We used three species of wood. Maple, cedar and walnut. We used 3 types maple. Curly maple, Birdseye maple and quilted maple. I designed it...

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Harry Potter Wands

Douce, member | August 3rd, 20096 comments

I turned these 15 1/4” long magic wands of Harry Potter influence for my eight-year-old daughter who is just finishing the 7th book. The top wand is made from highly figured...

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