Reader's Gallery
Post your project Subscribe to RSS feed
Barn-Wood Dining Table
1 commentThis table is built out of 100% solid white oak reclaimed from an old mule barn on our farm. The barn is around 100 years old so it makes for some interesting wood, cool spalting in areas. The...
view details
High chair revisited
Made this high chair for my daughter 32 years ago (others also sat in it). Here it is again for my granddaughter, refinished and with a new tray.
view details
Big Leaf Corner Shelf
The Big Leaf Corner Shelf is made from a quarter section of a B.C. Big Leaf Maple. The backing is Butternut edged with Peruvian Walnut and it's all finished with a number of coats of polyurethane.
view details
Country style Lamp Post
My wife bought one just like this two yrars ago. my mother inlaw wanted one so bad. I took the mesurments of the one that we had and cut one out there is some modification to it as i use a round...
view details
Black Walnut and Danish Cord Bench
Woodworker: Ryan Mails The design for this black walnut and Danish cord bench (15-1/2-in. wide by 48-in. long by 17-1/2-in. tall) began with the gull-wing profile of the ends. Mails says the rest of...
view details
Rustic Twisted Rocker
Woodworker: John Steele DavisDavis started out building traditional furniture and Windsor chairs, but then began making his twist on the traditional using the gnarled wood of the Mississippi...
view details
Rustic Modern Credenza
Woodworker: Scott McGlassonMcGlasson designed this media cabinet (21 in. deep by 78 in. wide by 22 in. tall) to blend the clean lines of modern furniture with rustic details. He used locally grown...
view details
Alder Blanket Chest
Woodworker: Josh Finn Josh Finn's traditional blanket chest captures the conservative characteristics of alder, a wood known for its warm color and subtle grain. The finish is a three-part oil...
view details
Berkana Stool
Woodworker: Andy Rae Rae chose to use a particularly beautiful and heavily-burled board of hard maple for the seat of his rustic-style stool, turning it on the lathe and dishing the center deeply for...
view details
Desk and Chair
Woodworker: Brad Greenwood When Greenwood builds his rustic-style furniture, he doesn't try to cover any scars of handwork, nor make a habit of straightening or refining wavy edges. He lets the wood...
view details
Rustic Liquor Cabinet
Woodworker: Randy Holden Holden may go through a forest of sticks before he finds just the right one to use in his pieces. In the construction of this liquor cabinet, he was able to find the right...
view details
Rustic Sofa
Woodworker: Holden’s furniture can be feral or tame. Rustic can mean unrestrained as in this Gothic rock maple sofa. The sticks used for the back define the piece, giving it the appearance of a...
view details
Rustic Stool
Woodworker: Randy Holden Holden enjoys the peaceful nature of his work and sometimes gathers sticks and crafts furniture while camping. This stool of sticks, found in his workshop, is a...
view details
Rustic Chair
Woodworker: Randy Holden Though they may look frail, Randy Holden’s chairs are built to last. The round mortise-and-tenon joints are coped to connect seamlessly. Holden stores his sticks for at...
view details
Rustic Armchair
Rustic armchair made from maple saplings and Shaker tape by Paul Ruhlmann.
view details
Adirondack Chair
Michael Ragsdale made an indoor version of the Adirondack chair using sapele and finished it with polyurethane.
view details
Walnut Table
1 commentSolid walnut table with maple bow tie. I made this table with all hand cut tenon and lots of chisel work for the mortise. I had never done tenon and mortis and my chisels were whack. In the process...
view details
Rustic Driftwood Kitchen Island
This is a Rustic Kitchen Island that I built using driftwood that I had collected from the beach after a Tropical Storm came through. The video of me making it is in the link...
view details
Harmon Tables
2 commentsThis classy set of matching Harmon end tables are a tastful addition to any living space. The Black Walnut and White Birch are the perfect contrast for such an original design. The only problem with...
view details
My recent work
These photos represent a cross veiw of the type work I do. The lazy susans are a great way to use small left overs from other projects. People at the art shows I goto love them.
view details
Cherry Slab Bench
2 commentsCherry slab bench with walnut bow tie inlays. I made this bench in a 3 week period specifically for a benefit auction to help with a friends medical bills. The majority of the work was done by hand...
view details
The making of "The Bird and The Bee"
This is a movie I created to share the 5-Step process I used to create marquetry. It is an animated movie, with Charlie, the bee and Lizzi, the bird interacting with Debbie, the narrator to explain...
view details
Cedar Supply Box
1 commentI own and operate a tie making company in New York City. To display the ties, i built two cedar supply boxes. The boxes are finished with a hand-rubbed beeswax. The tag was stenciled on using flat...
view details
Computer Desk
A friend of the family does home schooling and she needed a desk for the kids to use. With casters on the bottom, its mobile and sturdy. Made 100% from recycled pallet wood.
view details
Double Pallirondack Chair
My wife asked if I could make a coffee table for her, suggesting I use pallets. Little did I know I would not only make the coffee table, but also two Adirondack-style chairs, an end table for my...
view details
19th Century Hand Made Pine Pie Safe with Punched Tin Door Panels
6 commentsThis is my design of a 19th Century Pie Safe that was built in Laurens County Georgia in the 1840's. Completely built by hand from reclaimed Southern Yellow Pine it's dimensions areHeight...
view details
Concrete Coffie Table
4 commentsThis is a coffie table I made for my step daughters as a house warming present. Legs were made from a shipping crate that was going to be thrown away. And of course the fleurs-de-lis represents the...
view details
|
|
Welcome to Fine Woodworking's Readers Gallery,
an online photo community where woodworkers like you can share photos of all your woodworking projects. Log in or register now to create your public profile, share photos, and comment on other photos.
Check out our brand-new SHOP GALLERY and JIGS GALLERY. Get inspired and then post pictures of your own work.
GALLERY CONTESTS ARCHIVE:Show Us Your Drawers Got Jigs? Tip Top Tables Scraptacular Holiday Gift 2009 Cure for the Common Cabinet
Classical Style
Wood Turning Projects
Creative Bookcases
Build Outside the Box
Tool Chests and Cabinets
Built-In Furniture
Exposed Joinery
Reclaimed Lumber Projects
Holiday Gifts 2008
HOW TO LOGIN:
Step One: Create Your Profile or Login
Step Two: Post Pictures of your Furniture or Shop or Jigs.
Step Three: View Your Page
Become a Better Woodworker
Join Woodworkers Like You
317959 woodworkers have joined Fine Woodworking. Create your profile and join the Fine Woodworking community!
Create your profile now!
FineWoodworking.com and StartWoodworking.com are part of
the Taunton Home and Garden Network
|
|
|
|
Taunton Home | Books & Videos | Contact Us | Product recall information
Privacy Policy | Copyright Notice | Taunton Guarantee | User Agreement | About Us | Work for Us | Contact Us | Advertise | Press Room | Customer Service | Subscriber Alert
© 2013 The Taunton Press, Inc., Part of Taunton’s Men’s Network. All rights rserved.
