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Writing desk

derevo, member | February 17th, 2009

The desk is made of solid African padauk and hard maple. (Except for drawers’ bottom, which is plywood). The finish is 3 coats of wipe-on polyurethane. Legs can be detached for transportation.

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Chess Set

Haldeman, member | January 29th, 20092 comments

This chess set is made of walnut and maple, the top is walnut and maple veneer and the drawer fronts are zebrawood veneer. I turned the pieces on my midi lathe from walnut and maple alsonbsp...

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Cherry Chest-on-Chest

sawdustdad, member | January 27th, 2009

This chest-on-chest was published in FWW #81 with an article by Carlyle Lynch. Some changes I made include dovetailed carcases, sliding dovetails for the dust frames and dovetailed drawers. Drawer...

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Dining table with inlay

HenryHud, member | January 22nd, 20096 comments

Solid Walnut Dining Table for my wife. Line inlay is red Oak. character inlay is Cherry.

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6 tier shelf

cobra51958, member | January 21st, 2009

6 shelfs prymid upward, inward

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Humidors

applekor, member | January 18th, 20092 comments

Made as Christmas presents for my four , cigar smoking, golf buddies, these Humidors are constructed from spalted maple, flame and curly maple with black walnut and mahogany edging and detailing. The...

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Night Stand Table

cacoon, member | January 16th, 2009

This night stand is made from red oak and walnut. The legs have a strip of walnut laminated in their center. The walnut drawer front is accented by oak through dovetails. The lower shelf is cut away...

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newborn cradle

woodworker52, member | January 15th, 2009

I built this cradle when the first grandchild was announced on my father's side of the family. It is made entirely of wood with no metal anywhere. All the grandchildren slept in it, even if only for...

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Greene & Greene style bookcase

dickvn, member | January 14th, 20092 comments

This is a bookcase I designed and built for my wife. She requested G&G-style, sized to fit in a certain space and to hold specific books. It's 42-1/2"W x 28"W x 12"D. It's wider than...

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ADAM'S BOX

LRR58, member | January 14th, 2009

A variation on the tradidional corner key yields a simple and decorative element to this box lid.

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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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Spalted Maple Cocktail Table

applekor, member | January 9th, 2009

This round cocktail table is made from shop-sawn 3/4" Spalted Maple, cut into "pie" wedges and splined together then cut into a circle edge banded with flame maple and attached to a custom...

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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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Toy Chest

russ25, member | January 7th, 2009

Build this oak toy chest for my neice. The chest is stained with a Red Oak stain and treated with 3 coats of poly on the outside and shellac on the inside. The top is painted with an acrylic paint...

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Rocking Cradle

Daviecanuck, member | January 6th, 20091 comment

Cradle made from Silver Maple- Functional finish made from Minwax stains & urethane

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My Daughter's Cupboard

shopteacher, member | December 31st, 20081 comment

This started as a small jelly cupboard like "Aunt Chrissy's" and like all projects evolved into a Christmas present that cannot be done by Christmas. Its a traditional cupboard for the kitchen...

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door for my bathroom

door1, member | December 30th, 20081 comment

Hi I dont intented win, only I show my hobbie in Mexico. In my country is difficult buy tools, with imagine all build

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Open Segmented Walnut-Oak Bowl

FineWoodChuck, member | December 27th, 2008

This "Open Segmented Walnut-Oak Bowl" was made following glue-up using a router and sanders. The bowl has 12-segments, it is 10" in diameter, 3.5" deep and required approximately 10-to-12 hours to...

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CD / DVD Cabinet

qcwood, member | December 26th, 2008

CD / DVD Cabinet made of Walnut and book matched Crotch Walnut solids, thru dovetails, brass hardware, custom pulls made of Walnut

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2008 Christmas Gifts

Lori K, member | December 26th, 2008

I made 24 of these small desk clocks for Christmas gifts. Most are for my husbands employees, but a few went to family and friends. The clocks were my own design, made from maple. The majority of...

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Ribbon Box

qcwood, member | December 26th, 20083 comments

Walnut Ribbon Box with accent circles and ribbons made of Walnut, Satinwood, Padauk, Chak te-Koc, Palea, Tulipwood,

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"ANTIQUE" 48" x 50" COUNTRY COFFEE TABLE

CraigB, member | December 24th, 2008

My desire to work with antique wood combined with a greater desire to replace a huge formica coffee table gave me the idea for a perfect Christmas present for my wife.

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custom coffee table

cobra51958, member | December 24th, 20081 comment

frist coffie table that I've ever built.

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Macassar Ebony Credenza

SFWoodworks, member | December 24th, 20081 comment

Macassar ebony veneers on appleply as well as in solid form. Entire inside is veneered with bird's eye maple. Handles feature abalone accents. Legs and aprons are solid walnut, end grain...

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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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Coffee Table

klondikemike, member | December 11th, 2008

In it's previous life this coffee table was a king size headboard. I found the bedframe and headboard at St. Vincent DePaul here in Madison, WI. I was impressed that the headboard was one...

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Hemlock Box

Liebste, member | December 10th, 2008

I wanted to make a special gift for a friend of mine so I took one of my favorite woods, hemlock, and I also used pine to come up with this box. The top also has a pewter flower on it and the sides...

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Entertainment Center

edmatu, member | December 10th, 2008

This is a Steve Casey inspired project. I chose Maple over Cherry for my project. The side panels and draws are resawed from a neighbor’s maple tree that was cut down a few years ago. The side...

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Movement Table

treymeister2005, member | December 3rd, 20081 comment

This tables shape is the reason I named it the movement table. It is made using Spanish Cedar because it has to endour the damaging sunlight and wet weather of Louisiana. The client I made it for put...

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dragonfly in the sun

cassdesign, member | November 27th, 2008

this was an idea i had for a long time. just didnt really know the best way to go about it with a limited budget, the legs are actually upside-down decorative fenceposts that i sanded down and...

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The buffet

ASK, member | November 22nd, 20082 comments

Buffet of bubinga with ebony inlay and handles.

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mahogany box

tatsuhiko_oga, member | November 21st, 20087 comments

mahogany box: 300x200x120mm, with hand veneered sapele base. I used only hide glue. I finished the outside of the box with teak oil, then thinned polyurethane, and used shellac for inside the box.

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