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Mahogany Hall or Sofa table

Bidgybudget, member | April 8th, 20096 comments

Made entirely of reclaimed mahogany dining table leaves this table is 39"L x13"W x 31"H. It has a hand rubbed water based poly finish. I designed and crafted this table specifically for my daughters...

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bungalow entrance door

Arnim, member | April 8th, 20095 comments

Made of the finest vertical grain douglas fir for a lovely bungalow house

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Shaker dresser, cherry

Chuck_Griffith, member | April 7th, 20093 comments

This was my first big Shaker project. The cherry was dyed lightly to reduce blotching. Poplar and aromatic cedar are secondary woods. Drawer heights are graduated by percentage. The fronts of each...

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Shaker Style 7 Drawer Chest

rekoch, member | April 6th, 20094 comments

Walnut Seven Drawer Chest Material: Black Walnut, Hard Maple & Aromatic cedar Dimensions: 54 ¾" H x 31" W x 19"...

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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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Shaker Style 4 Drawer Chest

rekoch, member | April 6th, 2009

Materials: Black Walnut and Aromatic Cedar Dimensions: 32” x 18” x 33” This four drawer chest is of solid wood construction. Aromatic...

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Shaker Style 7 Drawer Chest

rekoch, member | April 6th, 20092 comments

Material: Cherry Wood, Hard Maple & Aromatic cedar Dimensions: 54 ¾" H x 31" W x 19" D This seven drawer chest is constructed of solid wood using web-frame drawer supports that...

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Shaker Style Hall Table

rekoch, member | April 6th, 2009

Material: Black Oak Dimensions: 31” x 16” x 60” The hardwood for this handmade table was salvaged from a local...

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Shaker Style Hall Table

rekoch, member | April 6th, 2009

Material: Pennsylvania Cherry Wood Dimensions: 31” x 16” x 60” Inspired by American Shaker furniture designs this table...

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Shaker sewing steps

Chuck_Griffith, member | April 6th, 20092 comments

I come from a family of knitters, so a few Christmases ago I made these sewing steps. Very small (8"h, 8 1/4"w, 8"d), they're for resting your feet, not for standing on. The stock is just 516"...

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Shaker Style 4 Drawer Chests

rekoch, member | April 6th, 20091 comment

Shaker Style Four Drawer Chests Materials: California Black Walnut, Hard Maple & Aromatic Cedar Dimensions: 32” x 18” x...

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Shaker style hutch

Chuck_Griffith, member | April 5th, 20093 comments

Built for my son Alden and his wife Katie for Christmas 08, it was designed to fit a specific space in their house. Not literally Shaker but uses several Shaker design elements. Made of milkpainted...

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Office Cabinet

kayerbear, member | April 4th, 2009

Office Cabinet inspired by Shaker Sewing Cabinets With work surface extensions that pull out from both sides. Middle two drawer faces on each side are actually a faux front for a deep...

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Shaker candlestand

Chuck_Griffith, member | April 4th, 2009

There have been many variations on this basic theme, some more harmonious than others. For mine, I referenced the one from Hancock Shaker Village that appeared in the 1986 Whitney exhibition in New...

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cherry shaker hall table

dave_g, member | April 4th, 2009

This shaker hall table is made of cherry. The legs are tapered. A bead of wenge runs along the bottom of the skirts. The drawer is cut directly from the skirt across it's full...

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Hall table with ebony knobs

hdgis1, member | April 3rd, 20092 comments

Made with curly cherry and finished with BLO

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Shaker side table, birdseye maple

Chuck_Griffith, member | April 3rd, 20095 comments

A few years ago, a generous man included me in a group of eight for a two-week golfing trip to Scotland. Before the trip he and I had never met. We played at all the best places, and he paid for...

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End Table

XForester, member | April 3rd, 2009

Shaker style end table built using Black Walnut and Poplar.

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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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Shaker Night Stand

cbkearney, member | April 2nd, 20093 comments

Shaker Night Stand. Cherry top and drawer front are french polished with shellac. The base is ash painted with black milk paint and sealed with shellac. Drawer sides and bottom are poplar, also...

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19 Shaker Boxes

Shakergirl, member | April 2nd, 20098 comments

My dad and I made 19 cherry shaker boxes ranging in size from 000 to 20. We used John Wilson's patterns.

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Two of a Kind

RexJ, member | April 2nd, 2009

Made as Christmas presents a couple of years ago. They are basically "Norm's" design. Made of red oak and avodire. The oak was stained with a golden oak, the avodire was left...

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Shaker dresser, tiger maple

Chuck_Griffith, member | April 2nd, 20098 comments

Tiger maple with poplar as secondary wood. Drawer heights are graduated by percentage. Top and sides joined by through dovetails, something of a challenge as the maple's hardness means no...

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Reproduction Trestle Table Circa 1820 Unionville, Ohio

dspeidel, member | April 1st, 20092 comments

The Original Table was 15 feet long. I made this one 6 feet to fit our dining room. It is made of very old air-dried Cherry from a friend's family farm and is heavily distrssed and...

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Shaker woodenware, birdseye maple

Chuck_Griffith, member | April 1st, 20093 comments

For seasonal stability, tops of larger boxes (nos. 5 and 6) and tray bottoms are made of birdseye veneered plywood. Smaller box tops and tray divider are solid birdseye. Oval sides are of nonfigured...

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Shaker Step Stool

wrrnvghn, member | March 31st, 20091 comment

Shaker Step Stool, based on a plan in Time-Life woodworking series. Recycled soft wood with polyurethane.

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Shaker cherry cradle

Chuck_Griffith, member | March 31st, 20099 comments

Cradle is made of solid cherry, finished with mixture of tung oil, boiled linseed oil and varnish. Corners are a compound angle of 11 degrees, joined by handcut dovetails. Edges of sides and rockers...

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Side Table

krasher, member | March 30th, 20091 comment

My wife & I needed a small table to fit between two chairs in the living room and couldn't find exactly what we wanted. So, I adapted a fairly traditional Shaker design to fit our...

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Shaker Stool

pcjohnd, member | March 30th, 2009

This simple stool is great for little ones climbing to the sink, and for adults reaching high cabinets. It's 12"Hx12"Wx18"L. I modeled this stool on one that we bought years ago in a Shaker furniture...

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Modern Shake

TMitchell, member | March 29th, 2009

Modernized Shaker table. I love the simple look of shaker pieces, but also have a passion for certain elements that rarely appear in the shaker style. This table is a mixture of a "core"...

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Shaker Wall

stevek, member | March 29th, 20092 comments

This wall Unit was adapted to fit into an existing 4X8 foot space. It is constructed of birch plwood and poplar.

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Small Shaker chest

Johanna, member | March 26th, 20091 comment

In 1808 (or thereabouts), Shaker Elder Richard McNemar built a walnut tool chest for his son, Benjamin. The chest has been discussed in several woodworking books, in particular The Shaker...

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