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Workshop Upgrade

Kelly_MN, member | March 9th, 2014

I decided to make better use of the 10-foot celings in my shop and eliminate several rolling carts taking up valuable floor space. I added cabinets above my work bench, trimmed out the windows to...

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Simple Frame And Panel Headboard

Samlsn, member | March 7th, 2014

This was built mostly with framing lumber, fastened with 15 gauge finish nails and 3" washer-head screws.

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My daughters sideboard and display cabinet

user-2244022, member | March 7th, 20141 comment

My daughter wanted a "chunky" oak sideboard and display cabinet for her dining room in oak so Dad was set to work. This is the result.

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Walnut & Pine Tool Chest

whitedogstr8leg, member | March 2nd, 2014

A small tool chest, for a small shop. Had some Black walnut boards laying around, and a few scraps of Pine. One sliding tray, and a lift-out tote. Floor of chest is just two pine...

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Arts and Crafts Style Queen Beds

ctsjr, member | February 25th, 2014

Last summer I started building two queen sized beds, incorporating Arts and Crafts elements. I used quarter sawn white oak, using 6/4 thickness. I resawed and sized the panels myself. This was...

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Entrance furniture

pierrelaurin, member | February 22nd, 20142 comments

A little cabinet to store shoes in a small entrance way.

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Maple and Walnut Blanket Box

CowboyKenny, member | February 18th, 20143 comments

Blanket Box for my daughter. Walnut frame and maple panels. Finished with shellac. Aromatic cedar inside.

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jewelry box

DoronPdut, member | February 13th, 2014

A gift for the woman

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Oak TV Stand

jj9ball, member | February 8th, 20141 comment

I made the TV cabinet from Red Oak. I cut the raised panels for the doors on the tablesaw. I also turned the bun feet on the lathe. The finish is shellac and satin poly. There is also a 6 inch deep...

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Key Cabinet

kilkenny, member | January 5th, 2014

Walnut Key cabinet. Wormy Walnut panel and QSO Shelves. The wee dolphin is carved from beech.

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Red Oak Bar

CowboyKenny, member | January 4th, 20141 comment

Custom made trimwork, armrail custom coved on table saw, all flat trim cut to best show ray flecks for visual interest against the broad grain of the panels.Bar is 43 inches high, 90 inches long. Two...

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Liqour Cabinet

CowboyKenny, member | January 4th, 20141 comment

Red Oak cabinet with 3 sliding doors. 34 inches high, 8 inches deep and 82 inches long. Frame and panel doors. Panels resawn to highlight ray flecks. Finished with Oil Varnish mix.

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Little Maple Cabinet

Thirstypeanut, member | January 3rd, 20141 comment

This is a small cabinet made of hard maple. The two doors on the left are sliding doors, and the one on the right is hinged. The slats in the door frames are concave, planed with a round bottom...

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Torii Nightstand

Ralph Kolva, member | December 30th, 20134 comments

This piece started out as a small cabinet for my wife's office while also helping me build my portfolio. I wanted a small case that would lend itselft to small production runs while still being...

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Undying Love

Czappa, member | December 20th, 2013

This is an art work about people who can't give up on someone who left them. It says, "Your undying love is killing the ducks."

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Independence Hall Table

qcwood, member | December 15th, 2013

The customer had a table in his home and told me to match it. I did. It is a duplicate of a table in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, PA. It was built for his daughter. It is made of all solid...

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Furlough Table (Entrance Table)

wishihadaworkshop, member | December 12th, 2013

I developed the concept for this table after growing frustrated with our always-cluttered entrance table, which my wife had noticed was also growing a bit tired. The table combines a walnut frame...

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Walnut Armoire

Turbochief, member | November 7th, 20131 comment

This bedroom clothing armoire was constructed as a stacked two piece upper cabinet and lower dresser unit assembly for ease of cross country shipment. It is medium sized for an armoire with basic...

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My new Little tool chest

cerbere, member | October 30th, 20131 comment

I designed and builded this small tool chest specially for travelling... I intend to go to America in a wooden boatbuildind school, that is the reason why I need a light tool chest witch I can send...

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Jillian Rose Bed

elwha, member | October 16th, 2013

Madrone and Bubinga

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Maple and Cherry King Size Bed

PKnuckles, member | September 29th, 20131 comment

A modified Matt Berger design. quarter sawn spalted maple with cherry panels. Used Freud door rail and stile bits for head/foot board. Also used Freud raised panel bit for panels. Finish with...

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Cherry Dresser

Strait_and_sharp, member | September 21st, 20131 comment

Solid Cherry Tripple Dresser made for my Daughter as the first piece of a bedroom set. Single timber (grain match) per row curved front dovetailed drawers.

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Rickeeeee!

Czappa, member | September 21st, 2013

Lucy has been the longest running TV show so I thought why not have her tighed to a chair having to watch her own show?Oak hardwood floor Pine two by fours and hand made oak TV set. The Hollywood...

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Ryan Display Coffee Table

SchefflerWorkedWood, member | September 5th, 2013

RYAN DISPLAY COFFEE TABLE Materials: Black Walnut, Glass Dimensions: 60"L x 24"W x 15"H * SOLID HARDWOOD CONSTRUCTION -- 6/4 BLACK WALNUT * HAND-CUT MORTISE/TENON + DOWEL WEDGE JOINERY * 14"...

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Shaker Chimney Cupboard milk painted

Chuck_Griffith, member | September 4th, 20132 comments

Cupboard is made of poplar, I managed to find some that was quite a bit harder than usual. Dimensions are 75" tall, 18" wide, 12" deep. Doors are joined with bridle joints, to me the best way to...

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A Kitchen Hutch

Glenn Bradley, member | August 28th, 20135 comments

Material is pecan with maple back slats and mahogany pulls. Outside finish: clear oil/varnish blend. Inside finish: Clear dewaxed shellac. Lower "drawers" hide bins for counter top appliances and...

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Photography Cabinet

vipond33, member | August 22nd, 20131 comment

Wall hung photography cabinet in bubinga and mineral streaked eastern white pine. 10"x20"x32 3/8"

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Pennsylvania Tall Case clock

GrenadaBarefoot, member | July 29th, 20132 comments

In an earlier post I showed the start of this project. It has taken about six months to complete. The clock is all West Indies mahogany. The movement is an eight day cable weight driven movement. The...

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LInen press

hermv2000, member | July 13th, 20131 comment

Based on a similar piece at MESDA, in poplar with a red over black milk paint finish. Rat tail hinges. The upper cabinet hides a TV, the lower a stereo. Plinth base with dovetailed bracket feet...

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Knotty alder kitchen from rough boards

31vicky, member | July 8th, 2013

After ten or so years dreaming about building my first kitchen I finally took the plunge! Thanks to a pile of almost free alder I came across, and all the inspiration from my woodworking magazines I...

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Private Screening

TAW6, member | July 2nd, 2013

My daughter's new home's open-concept living and dining areas begged for some nominal separation and this 80" tall by 8 ft folding screen seemed like the logical solution. The five African...

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Mahogany Bed

Rambler, member | June 25th, 20132 comments

Made this bed from from plans developed in Sketchup. Used 8/4 Mahogany planks resawed to get the desired parts. Mattress height was carefully set to enable transfer of owner to and from her...

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