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"Sunlight on the Water Table," bubinga with glass bead inlay

ScottColorado, member | March 6th, 20114 comments

This is the most difficult table I build. Every part is curved and the joinery is always a challenge and pleasure.

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Box #3

jamboni, member | April 30th, 2010

Leopardwood box with a bloodwood handle. Three coart of watco danish oil.

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What to do with hammers

Czappa, member | August 20th, 20092 comments

This is an artwork I did called "A pigs Interest" about the banking industry. The Hammers look as if they are in motion and about to break the piggy bank. I used regular pine plywood carved into the...

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Boxed Comparisons

africanchippy, member | May 1st, 2009

It ain't furniture, but pure sculpture! This wall hanging piece (16 x 28 x around 4) was made from interesting pine offcuts that I threw in a box under my bench over a period of time. It was stained...

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Golden River Door and sidelight sculptures

ScottColorado, member | January 31st, 20092 comments

These projects are all my designs. My work is most defined by the "River Series" of inlaid resin, two shown here: Golden River Door and Entertainment Center with River Panel. In general I...

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