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Kelson's Dresser
This dresser was built for my son. His crib was purchased from JC Penny (the Bella Crib) and has curved sides and it was the inspiration for the design of the dresser. The dresser is...
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Writing arm windsor chair
1 commentPine seat, maple turnings, oak spindles, arm and crest rail. Oil over milkpaint finish.
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Conference Table
3 commentsMaple Veneer Top, Cherrywood Armrest, Polyurathane Finish Computer and Power Outlets pop up in center Cherry Pcs.
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Wine Glass in Wood
Walnut and Maple laminated together with a carved spiral stem. Made in 3 pieces and glued together. Finished with oil. It was made before the bottle was opened and the bottle is used for size...
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Various projects
2 commentsThese are just afew of my pieces I have designed and built over the past year. I enjoy mixing the wood, fabrics, leathers and glass to create a custom piece.
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"Cave Box"
5 commentsBox (approx 9"x 4" x 5") made of "big leaf" maple and walnut. Finished with wipe-on polyurethane.
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Spice Box
2 commentsThis is a spice box I made for my families annual New Year's Eve bingo party. My sister won it and was very pleased.
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Reliquary and Stand
1 commentQuarter sawn white oak, curly maple and brass. Hand rubbed oil finish. Complete by Michael Roske
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Tansu inspired writing desk
I built this writing desk/cabinet for a friend. The maple panels are from two really nice boards I had that have air-dried for around 50 years. I wanted to place the pulls more towards...
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Bubinga Humidor
I've been woodworking for about 30 years, but wanted to try to build a humidor to store some cigars. There are not many plans available online, so I designed my own. First, of course, I had to build...
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The ICON
3 commentsThe ICON was borne out of a desire to bring multimedia to the living room / board room in an attractive, modern, yet familiar package. All of the traditional mechanics have been replaced by a PC and...
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Maple and cherry trundle bed
4 commentsThe trundle bed is constructed from maple using cherry panels. The frames for the head and foot boards are solid birds-eye maple. The top rails are steam-bent. The bed slats are...
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Oak and Maple wine stand with drawer
1 commentThis wine stand was an idea borne of necessity - to house my wifes wine supply! Most of the timber is reclaimed oak taken from the refit of a University Biology lab. Finish is Pure Tung Oil.
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Breakdown Cradle in Maple
2 commentsThis was my first non-kit woodworking project I made for my wife's best friend back in 2004. She lived in a fairly small apartment at the time and I knew space was an issue. I modified...
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Knife Block
I originally learned of this style of knife block from this site. While reading the comments on his page I stumbled across this site (there are some nice pieces in there) and that was...
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Asian Inspired TV Stand
This TV Stand was inspired by a picture of a Chest of Drawers by Jim Probst in one of Fine Woodworking magazine issues. This was basically my motivation to start in woodworking. The curved sides got...
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box for christine
2 commentsA 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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Zin Zen Wine Bar
5 commentsTaking 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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Front Entrance Bench
This bench is of my own creation. It is made from Walnut, Curly Maple, and Ebony.
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Bandsaw Boxes
I took a bandsaw box class and learned a new project technique. In the below picture I am showing my three first boxes. The dark one is made out of walnut and it was made at the class i took. The two...
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Jewelry Cabinet for Granddaughter
The wood is all from local sources, and the lampwork bead handles are hand made. This is a mom and pop production.
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Modern Bench
2 commentsThis Bench was designed by Mark Edmundson and featured in Fine Woodworking #194. I loved the design of this bench so much that I made one for my father and myself. I added a little maple inlay to...
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Credenza
3 commentsthis is my third commision and i am staying busy so i cant complain. however i must say that woodworking for a living just isnt as much fun as woodworking as a hobyist. on this most recent job i...
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End Grain Cutting Boards
3 commentsA few of the end grain cutting boards I have made. I mostly use hard maple and purple heart but I have made a few with cherry and walnut as well. For a finish I use mineral oil and...
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Shaker Boxes
I'm a big fan of the Shaker box; they are so simple but elegant and FUN! I like to personalize them by using some type of Maple top; my favorites are curly, quilted, and fiddle-back. I mount the top...
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