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Shaker step stool, cherry

Chuck_Griffith, member | April 11th, 2009

A close reproduction of a stool in John Shea's book, "Making Authentic Shaker Furniture." I've made three or four of these and worry about anyone ever standing on the top step. It's a long way up...

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Cherry & Rosewood Entertainment Console

SFWoodworks, member | April 10th, 20093 comments

Hi Everybody, This was going to be a simple entertainment console. Initially, bottom shelf was going to have ventilation slots, but later on I thought I can do better than that. Doors were...

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Cherry Sakura Cradle

hallels, member | April 9th, 20091 comment

campouned angled Cherry cradle. Marquetry is made from Wallnut, Maple, Gabun and Mahagony

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Shaker dresser, cherry

Chuck_Griffith, member | April 7th, 20093 comments

This was my first big Shaker project. The cherry was dyed lightly to reduce blotching. Poplar and aromatic cedar are secondary woods. Drawer heights are graduated by percentage. The fronts of each...

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Shaker Style 7 Drawer Chest

rekoch, member | April 6th, 20092 comments

Material: Cherry Wood, Hard Maple & Aromatic cedar Dimensions: 54 ¾" H x 31" W x 19" D This seven drawer chest is constructed of solid wood using web-frame drawer supports that...

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Shaker Style Hall Table

rekoch, member | April 6th, 2009

Material: Pennsylvania Cherry Wood Dimensions: 31” x 16” x 60” Inspired by American Shaker furniture designs this table...

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Office Cabinet

kayerbear, member | April 4th, 2009

Office Cabinet inspired by Shaker Sewing Cabinets With work surface extensions that pull out from both sides. Middle two drawer faces on each side are actually a faux front for a deep...

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Shaker candlestand

Chuck_Griffith, member | April 4th, 2009

There have been many variations on this basic theme, some more harmonious than others. For mine, I referenced the one from Hancock Shaker Village that appeared in the 1986 Whitney exhibition in New...

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cherry shaker hall table

dave_g, member | April 4th, 2009

This shaker hall table is made of cherry. The legs are tapered. A bead of wenge runs along the bottom of the skirts. The drawer is cut directly from the skirt across it's full...

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Miniature Cupboard with Drawers

rdiaz, member | April 2nd, 20092 comments

This small cupboard is based on an original piece displayed at the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne, Vermont as part of their 2007 exhibit "Out of This World: Shaker Design Past, Present, and Future"...

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Shaker Night Stand

cbkearney, member | April 2nd, 20093 comments

Shaker Night Stand. Cherry top and drawer front are french polished with shellac. The base is ash painted with black milk paint and sealed with shellac. Drawer sides and bottom are poplar, also...

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19 Shaker Boxes

Shakergirl, member | April 2nd, 20098 comments

My dad and I made 19 cherry shaker boxes ranging in size from 000 to 20. We used John Wilson's patterns.

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Reproduction Trestle Table Circa 1820 Unionville, Ohio

dspeidel, member | April 1st, 20092 comments

The Original Table was 15 feet long. I made this one 6 feet to fit our dining room. It is made of very old air-dried Cherry from a friend's family farm and is heavily distrssed and...

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Shaker cherry cradle

Chuck_Griffith, member | March 31st, 20099 comments

Cradle is made of solid cherry, finished with mixture of tung oil, boiled linseed oil and varnish. Corners are a compound angle of 11 degrees, joined by handcut dovetails. Edges of sides and rockers...

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Shaker Stool

pcjohnd, member | March 30th, 2009

This simple stool is great for little ones climbing to the sink, and for adults reaching high cabinets. It's 12"Hx12"Wx18"L. I modeled this stool on one that we bought years ago in a Shaker furniture...

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Modern Shake

TMitchell, member | March 29th, 2009

Modernized Shaker table. I love the simple look of shaker pieces, but also have a passion for certain elements that rarely appear in the shaker style. This table is a mixture of a "core"...

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gary's shaker projects

pathman98, member | March 27th, 2009

clock, boxes and trays all shaker influenced

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Shaker Wall Clock

rileywoodwork, member | March 26th, 2009

Shaker Wall Clock in Cherry with clear satin finish

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Dresser

rileywoodwork, member | March 26th, 2009

Shaker Dresser in Cherry with Curly Maple top, no stain, clear satin finish

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Bedside Table

rileywoodwork, member | March 26th, 2009

Shaker Bedside Table, Cherry Carcass with Maple Top, Oil Finish

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Desk with Hutch

rileywoodwork, member | March 26th, 20091 comment

Shaker Desk with matching Hutch, Oil Finish

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Nightstand

rileywoodwork, member | March 26th, 2009

Shaker Bedside Table in Cherry with Oil Finish.

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Jewelry Box Cube--Cherry and Bird's Eye Maple

asf, member | March 25th, 2009

Dimensions: Approximately 8" each side.

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Shaker Candle Stand - spalted cherry

nileswoodwright, member | March 25th, 20092 comments

This is a slightly modified shaker candle stand, after the Hancock pattern, made of spalted cherry with an oil and shellac finish. The wood, from a tree in El Dorado County, CA, had been down...

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My first ever woodworking project

Elsabae, member | March 25th, 20093 comments

I walked into an Adult Ed woodworking class with these plans (from Thos Moser). The instructor asked if I had ever done any woodworking. "No" I answered. He gave me an appraising look and said...

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Linen Press

willholden, member | March 25th, 2009

Linen Press as part of bedroom suite including 4 taper post bed and matching nightstands

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Matched Shaker Nightstands

JoeMin, member | March 25th, 20091 comment

These nightstands were my first real furniture project. They are closely modeled after the work of Becksvoort and the dresser by Mike Pekovich in FWW. All the cherry was from a single log, allowing...

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Shaker Oval Box Diarama

bobafrench, member | March 25th, 2009

A Shaker room is created in miniature inside a No. 6 Shaker Oval Box made of cherry. The room includes hand made miniature versions of a Shaker stove, pegrail, broom, woven rug, builtin...

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Shaker Hall Table

joamon, member | March 24th, 2009

Made from cherry, handcut dovetails, flush drawers, General Arm-r-Seal finish

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The Gift of Reclamation

dhaarburger, member | March 24th, 20093 comments

People always say the next generation is the most rebellious, revolutionary, and sometimes out of touch. Well, I like to think of myself as two of those. I am a 16 year old aspiring woodworker...

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Sarah's Cherry Box

LGabriel, member | March 21st, 2009

All cherry from the back yard. Jointery on the case is finger jointed, with brass pulls on the drawers. Measures 19in.wide 13in. deep 15in. tall. I thought of it after looking at a picture of a...

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Jewelry Box

JuliusNOLA, member | March 15th, 2009

I made this jewelry box for my granddaughter Gracie for her fourth birthday. In this project I used two articles from FWW. First the double rabbet at the edges of the box. The second article was how...

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