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Changing Table

dustydave55, member | December 9th, 20104 comments

This is the side of a chest of drawers made from maple and Butternut. I hide messages inside the chest to my grandkids. The plan came from "Norm"

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Tool Box, inspired by Tom Fidgen

ScudderWoodworking, member | November 10th, 20101 comment

I built the case in butternut so it would be light, and the rails and runners in oak for durability. The handle supports are attached with sliding dovetails and only 3 inches glued to allow seasonal...

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Nut-Wood Hanging Tool Cabinet

tdc66, member | June 3rd, 20091 comment

This hanging tool cabinet was built from butternut with walnut drawer fronts. The marquetry was knife-cut using a variety of veneer scraps and set in a birchveneered...

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Butternut Tansu

ak, member | October 9th, 2008

Tansu made from Butternut, Figured Walnut Veneer, and Cypress. Hand cut dovetailed carcase and drawers. Finish is Oil Varnish.

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A Cabinet for Small Bowls

David5346, member | October 1st, 2008

I built this cabinet from butternut to hold some of the small bowls I've turned recently. The piece is 32-3/4 in. high, 8 in. wide and 8 in. deep. To make the frame-and-panel sides, I plowed a groove...

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