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Hickory Rocker

CowboyKenny, member | December 23rd, 20113 comments

This rocker is a copy of one that my Grandfather used to use when I was a little fella. His rocker had been left out in the elements for many years and was rotted beyond repair. I built mine out of...

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Hickory and African Cherry Box

jbschutz, member | November 4th, 2011

Hickory and African Cherry Box. This little box looks like it has a mechanical latch, but it really does nothing but keep the lid from falling into the box. Approx. 5.5x3 inches, finished...

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Essential Workbench - Williams

cwilliams07, member | October 24th, 20115 comments

Made from the Essential Workbench design available from FineWoodWorking. Utilizes mortise & tenon and dovetail joinery. Benchtop, apron and vises made from hickory; the different...

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Twin Tables

Superman2424, member | July 22nd, 2011

These are some tables that a rustic furniture store asked if I could make so they could sell them. The design was similar to something they had in the store, but they wanted better...

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Hickory Dickory Clock

jbschutz, member | May 5th, 2011

Hickory with Padauk accents. This box has bedside or desktop storage and a clock, too. Approx. 4 x 6.5 inches with a lift-off lid. Battery operated clock has a glow-in-the-dark face...

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Double-Duty Box

jbschutz, member | March 25th, 20111 comment

Two-Tiered Box This Hickory box features an upper level with a lid hinged with hidden pins, and a lower slide-out drawer. Splines and accents are walnut. Approx. 5 inch cube, finished...

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Kids Bunk Beds

tablasmo, member | January 30th, 2011

Twin bunk beds made out of hickory. Finish with a water base dye, shellac seal coat and 90 shin laquer.

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Hickory Walnut Bed

JimmyD., member | May 16th, 2010

Bed Frame, Hickory and Walnut. Poly/Oil finish

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Hickory and Red Oak workbench

bluesbreaker, member | May 16th, 20104 comments

When I finally decided to build a real workbench in 2008 I bought all the popular books on the subject. I took a little bit from all of them, but Chris Schwartz' Le Rubo design made the most sense to...

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Hickory Bucket

jbschutz, member | October 24th, 20094 comments

Hickory bucket, 12 staves, dadoed bottom, bent wood handle. Approx. 12 inches tall.

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Hickory key cabinet

FrankD1618, member | September 30th, 20091 comment

This is a key cabinet requested by my wife that I made from a couple of scrap doors left over from when the previous owner of our house had the cabinets installed. I cut them up and glued up some...

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Queen Anne Footstool

CTWoodwright, member | September 2nd, 2009

My second effort at hand shaped cabriole legs with pad feet (getting better). Upolstry needs work, but that's not my forte nor interest. Used hickory and ash from trees felled in our...

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Shaker Trestle Table

bbrozo, member | March 25th, 2009

This is a piece I completed just in time for Christmas as a gift to my wife and was used for the first time for our family's Christmas Eve dinner. It is made from ash and hickory and is 8 feet long...

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Ash and Hickory turned Christmas trees

SPWoods, member | December 18th, 2008

Ash and Hickory stock glued up into solid blocks approximately 7" x 7" X12" Base and tree topper star are Walnut, decorative circles simulating ornaments are burned into the wood.

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Small Clock

The Wood Whisperer, member | December 8th, 2008

Just a small contemporary clock. Easy weekend project and perfect for the holidays.

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