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MOROCCAN-INSPIRED SETTEE

cattooz, member | April 29th, 20092 comments

I LOVE Moroccan furniture, the detail, the accoutrement, the colors - the fun of it all! So I decided to create a Moroccan-inspired settee for my patio. I used left-over pressed tin panels from a...

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Chimney Cabinet Made From Old Roof Boards

mjmetcalf, member | April 29th, 2009

I helped a friend of mine put a new roof on a few years ago. We tore off a couple layers of shingles, cedar shakes, and these boards that the shakes were nailed to. We saved the...

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Heartpine flooring reclaimed from a turn of the century house here in Gulfport, MS. To do justice to the tight, complex grain, I polished the wood with 1200 grit paper prior to applying shellac and...

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Notirondack Chairs

Perfessr Zeke, member | April 22nd, 20092 comments

These are outdoor chairs that are made from reclaimed long-leaf pine. For a hundred years, this wood was floor beams in a flour mill, now they continue to live as furniture objects.

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Shelf from old water bead headboard

tgilbert, member | April 22nd, 2009

I made this shelf unit from a old water bead headboard I found at a yard sale, for free. The inlay is purple heart, with an Egyption theme burning. I made the front decorative edging by making...

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Family Room Bookcase

whm, member | April 22nd, 2009

This is my first big project, it's made of pine with a frame panel style. The joints for the frames are tenons and for the panels are tongue and groove.

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Japanese caligraphy boxes

AaronDye, member | April 11th, 20091 comment

Two boxes I made for Japanese caligraphy. The first is carved with the image of the famous floating gate in Miyajima and the second is the golden leaves of the Ichijo tree. The finish on the first is...

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Shaker Style 2 & 3 Drawer Hall Tables

rekoch, member | April 6th, 2009

Material: Ponderosa Pine Dimensions: 31” x 16” x 48” 2 Drawer Dimensions: 31” x 16” x...

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Table in the Japanese style

ANDREJS, member | April 5th, 2009

Table in the Japanese style. It is made of a tree of a pine and ash-tree furnish. An ornament from silver, a varnish.

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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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Display Cabinet - Through Dovetails

rlafferty, member | March 30th, 20094 comments

This display cabinet houses a collection of navigational sextants. It has glass doors, glass shelving, and accent lighting from above. The case, base, and door frames are clear eastern...

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Grande armoire

jacques58, member | March 30th, 2009

Grande armoir en pin. tenon, mortaise, cheville. fini à la cire à patiner.

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Heavy with Fruit

alin74, member | March 25th, 2009

Bandsaw box build out of a single 2x4 (2.57$ at Home Depot). I always challenge people at art shows to guess what is made of and they are always shocked when I say is construction grade pineI...

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Shaker Cat Window Seat

Nyarlanotep, member | March 25th, 20091 comment

This hand dovetailed step was made for my cats to look out at the world. As you can see that can be quite exhausting. The sides are pine and the steps themselves are natural...

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The good old days

NewsPaperBoy, member | March 7th, 20091 comment

Reproduction of an old supply box of the Second World War. Used by the US-Army to distribute the K and C-Rations to the soldiers in the fields. Reproduction scale is 1/1.

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Recipe Box & Book Holder

chairmaker61, member | March 3rd, 20091 comment

Recipe box for 3X5 file cards with flip up Book/Card holder

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Thinking outside the box

Johnwehrle, member | February 27th, 20092 comments

Who would have imagine that the world inside the box would be replaced by flat screens. I never meant for these to be nostalgia... Oh well.

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A box for a fisherman stuck at his desk

jockooo, member | February 25th, 20095 comments

It's that trout you know is out there - the creel buster. The piece is about 12" wide

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A rustic reliquary for several pebbles from Walden Pond

jockooo, member | February 25th, 2009

You know those shiny stones and bits of stuff you bring home from vacation can't remember where you got them a week later? Well I know where my pebbles from Walden are. The box is...

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Twin Bed

Greg_Holmes, member | February 25th, 2009

I made this bed to (almost) match a dresser and night-stand that my wife bought. All joinery is mortise and tenon, the main rails are pinned with brass rods so the bed can be...

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Painted Candle Box

wwgjr, member | February 25th, 2009

A Candle box I made for my wife. I copied the idea from a magazine she had. My first try at painting a box.

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Corner Cupboard

Voltorsfury, member | February 24th, 2009

Needed cabinet space so i found this in a book I had about woodworking about 2 years ago. This was my first big project and I am thrilled with the outcome. We use it everyday now for kitchen storage.

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Chris Gochnour's Classic English Table

M_Whitten, member | February 21st, 2009

The original design was from Chris Gochnour's article in FWW #200 for the Classic English table. My design is reduce to about 82% of the original design, as it had to be built from one 2x4, 8...

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Commisioned farm table

Kent_Perdue, member | February 17th, 20091 comment

Farm table from reclaimed wood

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Bride's Jewelry Box

alin74, member | February 5th, 2009

This box encompasses every woodworking skill I have: handcut joinery, bandsaw boxes, woodturning and carving. I designed it for the Winter 2008 Lumberjock.com competition. The case is cherry finished...

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A replica of the Benjamin Seaton Tool chest

wankero, member | January 28th, 20093 comments

In 2006 I decided to build a replica of the Seaton tool chest. The chest itself took about nine months working about three hours a day. Another hundred or so hours was spent making some of the...

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tool box

hakenson, member | January 24th, 2009

This is an old shipping crate that my grate grandparents used to ship their belongings in when they immigrated from England. The actual box is 21wx42lx24d and made of pine. It's held...

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6 tier shelf

cobra51958, member | January 21st, 2009

6 shelfs prymid upward, inward

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End Table

Nedhed, member | January 17th, 2009

Floating style top of mahogany with pine shoji style legs. All through mortise construction. The top is in two pieces.

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Sea Chests, plans from Gary Larkins, WA

rkinsm03, member | January 13th, 20092 comments

I stumbled across an issue of Wooden Boat magazine that had Gary Larkins' write-up of his experience drawing and building the sea chest, and figured it would be a pretty great first or fourth project...

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custom book shelf

cobra51958, member | January 12th, 2009

pine,baltic birch cabinet grade ply,rolls easily on wheels

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custom bathroom vanity

cobra51958, member | January 8th, 2009

baltic birch, pine, built with the help of my best friend ray border

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