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Cherry Sideboard

SFWoodworks, member | October 24th, 20081 comment

Cherry sideboard w/rosewood trim and handles. Side and door panels are crotch cherry. I've modified the classic arts & crafts features in this piece as I usually do. Handles are clearly Japanese...

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Sock Stool

JasonT, member | October 23rd, 2008

I made this stool for my Dad when he came down to see my son. It is made of curly cherry and cocobolo. I call it a sock stool because it is fairly short and small and I thought it would...

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box for christine

simon king, member | October 23rd, 20082 comments

A box made to celebrate the fiftieth birthday of an old friend rediscovered after 34 years. Box: Sides - walnut, Base - ripple figured olive ash Trays: Sides - figured maple, Base - JarrahLid...

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Baby Walker

WiZeR, member | October 23rd, 2008

This is my first project for a while. I have been woodworking for about 4yrs but my project count is low. This was for my daughter's first birthday. It is made from Ash. The box was...

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Zin Zen Wine Bar

bsfuller, member | October 22nd, 20085 comments

Taking inspiration from Terry Holzgreen's Hall Table I designed this wine bar. Built from Solid Walnut & Maple, Walnut & Maple Plywood and Quarter Ash Veneer. Walnut is stained...

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6 drawer dresser

JohnCall, member | October 21st, 20082 comments

A commissioned piece, cherry with curly maple end panels and marble top. Secondary wood is alder. All mortise and tenon case joinery. Curved drawer fronts sawn from solid stock. Wipedon...

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Sofia Table

kevink, member | October 20th, 200811 comments

This coffee table was constructed of solid wood. It is composed of a number of different species: The carcass body is Bulgarian Walnut, as are the drawer sides; the base is Claro Walnut...

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Edward Barnsley Inspired Hall Table

kevink, member | October 20th, 20081 comment

This is my take on a hall table that was designed by Edward Barnsley, the English arts and crafts maker. The primary wood used was Kwila (aka Merbau), drawer sides and bottoms were made from...

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My interpretation of Garrett Hack's Huntboard

rsteague, member | October 14th, 20081 comment

I wanted to expand my woodworking skills, and found Garrett Hack's huntboard the perfect project. Lot's of new techniques for me to try. Fun project. Finished with a rub on varnish.

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Dovetail Box

sundstromc, member | October 13th, 2008

Quilted birdseye maple and walnut

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Walnut Box

sundstromc, member | October 13th, 20082 comments

Crotch walnut box

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Reproduction Bible Box

sundstromc, member | October 13th, 2008

Walnut bible box based on original from 1800s.

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Queen size Storage Bed

bluemink, member | October 12th, 20081 comment

My first big project...I'm loving my dovetail jig. First time using a router too

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Whale Tail Stool

Woodjoint_2, member | October 9th, 20084 comments

The Whale Tail Stool was inspired by the work of Kintaro Yazawa FWW #191. There is a video of me working on the stool ...

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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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wall cabinet

MPekovich, member | October 8th, 200812 comments

White oak cabinet with spalted tanoak drawer fronts.

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Dresser with jewelry box and mirror

MPekovich, member | October 8th, 2008

This 7-drawer dresser with jewelry box is part of a Shaker bedroom set that included a pencil post bed night stands and a tall dresser.

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Shaker inspired table

knuts, member | October 7th, 20081 comment

From 1987 Popular Science Yearbook

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I built this tool cabinet back in 2001. It's based off a design by Greg Radley in The Toolbox Book by Taunton Press. Made out of red oak and walnut, the cabinet holds about 300 tools with over 100 of...

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Tool Chest

mvflaim, member | October 6th, 2008

I'm not even sure what you would call this thing. It's sorta like a Craftsman metal tool box made out of red oak and walnut. Constructed with through dovetails on the sides and four...

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Shaker-Inspired Stool

GEide, member | October 3rd, 2008

I built this maple stool with help from two Taunton Press staffers, Helen Albert and John Lagan. The design is loosely based on a project in Peter Korn’s Woodworking Basics book. I cutnbspthe...

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Side Table

rdiaz, member | October 2nd, 2008

This table was built in 2003 during Lonnie Bird's Woodworking Essentials class at his school in Dandridge, Tennessee. The drawer in this table was my first attempt at hand-cut dovetails, and Lonnie...

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Tool Cabinet

MKenney, member | October 2nd, 20085 comments

After my daughter's crib, this was the first piece of furniture I ever built. It has my first dovetails and first verneer work. It's walnut, ash, and maple burl veneer. The secondary wood is poplar...

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Pine Bottom Chest

rdiaz, member | October 1st, 20083 comments

This small blanket chest is based on an original design from the Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky. The box is made from single cherry boards with half-blind dovetails and a beveled pine...

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Vanity with Stool and Turned Mirror

MBerger, member | October 1st, 20082 comments

I built this vanity using air-dried local cherry. The two drawer boxes are dovetail construction. They are connected by stretchers that join to each box with sliding dovetails. The top is attached...

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Dovetail Tool Chest

MBerger, member | October 1st, 2008

This dovetailed tool chest was constructed using the plans and procedures detailed by Chris Gochnour in Fine Woodworking #169. The box is made of alder, a species that is well-suited for...

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