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Shaker Side table

cnbond, member | May 22nd, 2013

Based on the Christian Becksvoort design. I modified the dimensions slightly (about 23 inches tall with a 5 1/2 inch apron) to work as a night table in my guest room. White Oak and Black Walnut...

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Låg Coffee Table

julienhardydesign, member | May 21st, 2013

Coffee table of Gonçalo Alves and Macacauba inlaid with Macassar Ebony, Cocobolo, Macacauba and Gonçalo Alves.Base joined with pinned bridal joints and wedged through tenons. Splined top. Pure Tung...

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Førstnævnte Table

julienhardydesign, member | May 19th, 20132 comments

Table of solid Macacauba. Drawbore pinned mortice and tenon assembly. Reversible bone glue. Pure Tung oil finish. Made with hand tools. Dimensions : 40.5 W x 24.375 D x 29.5 H in.

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Live Edge Table

Rambler, member | May 14th, 2013

A local landscape contractor was removing a 60 plus year old Siberian Elm from a local land mark. The tree was destined for the land fill. We were able to convince them to drop it off in a vacant lot...

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Splay-Legged table.

Eppinger, member | May 13th, 20131 comment

This is my first finished piece.

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Take a seat

cyclopentadiene, member | May 9th, 2013

This photo dsiplays several projects incliding two Maloof inspired bar stools made of ammonia fumed cherry, an elevated top table made of walnut and several turnings and cutting boards.

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Walnut Coffee Table

Nathan_C, member | May 3rd, 20132 comments

This table was designed and built as part of my second semester at the Sheridan College (Oakville, ON, Canada) furniture design program. We were tasked to create a table with a drawer under 6 sq ft...

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3D joints for saloon table

aronde, member | April 21st, 2013

I have not come across this type of 3-dimensional joint so far. It was inspired by the wooden puzzles. Stock is 1 x 1 inch wide. Very easy to make on the table saw, using a cross-cut sled. All the...

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Trestle Table - Breadboard Ends

rlafferty, member | April 17th, 2013

Traditional trestle table construction with breadboard top. The endcaps have 5 tenons inside - the center tenon is pinned/glued/fixed; the other 4 are pinned thru slotted holes and not glued to allow...

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Water side table

AaronDye, member | April 12th, 2013

This table is about 14"x24"x30", Mahogany, sumi ink, acrylic paint,shellac, oil and wax. The stem is stack lam. It is all hand carved with gouges etc. Inspired by art nouveau. The gingko leaves are...

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Ginkgo Chairs, Kotatsu Table, and Shodo Shelf

AaronDye, member | April 12th, 20131 comment

These pieces were created mainly with hand tools. The finish includes sumi ink, oil pastel (red portions), gold leaf, and amber shellac. The inspiration comes from Japanese cultural concepts such as...

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Aluminum Coffee Table

user-2451457, member | April 5th, 2013

The shape of the table top was suggested by the process of cell division. The two aluminum sheets and the 1" baltic birch core were cut at a local CNC shop. The black walnut edge-banding was bent...

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Tablesaw Jig

thelt, member | April 1st, 2013

I wanted a jig to cut corner splines on flag boxes. I looked at others and came up with this version. The Side closest to the fence is taller that most for more support. and with the "over the fence"...

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Shaker Round Stands

neobassman, member | March 29th, 20131 comment

I have always admired this timeless, classic, Shaker stand. While the design dates from the early 1800's, it still looks very contemporary. These are near-reproductions of the original now...

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INSIDE SCALLOPED EDGE TABLE

Dan, member | March 27th, 2013

This is a table for my wife, I tried to capture the look of an antique table that had a red leather top inside a mahagony border. Also since she likes Art Deco I was influenced to capture that look...

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Side table

Troutrx, member | March 26th, 2013

My wife wanted a side table to set under a window in the office so she could set her laptop on. I found a walnut board that measured 14"x100". The entire table was made from that one board. The only...

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Oak Trestle Table

CowboyKenny, member | March 25th, 2013

Oak Trestle table 8' 6" long by 3'6' wide. Bread board ends. Bent lamination was used to make the arched trestle. Gives it a nice gothic look.

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Distressed Industrial Punk

CowboyKenny, member | March 25th, 2013

Been playing with steel pipe and fittings. The bug riddled boards came from the centre of an old oak veneered desk. I was looking for a lighter to start a nice little fire until this idea popped into...

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a george the third style dining table

danmosheim, member | March 24th, 20132 comments

set ups for fabrication of a george the third style table

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foosball table

garyswilson, member | March 23rd, 2013

foosball table

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Low sofa table

Mattk41, member | March 18th, 2013

A low sofa table commisioned to fit in an existing space. Designed to harmonize witht eh existing furniture, design sensibilities and color pallatte. In figure hard maple and walnut...

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Copy of Tim Rousseau's Floating Tabletop

bpiekney, member | March 16th, 20131 comment

I followed Tim Rousseau's Floating Tabletop plan and kept the dimensions. I added Walnut trim for accent,and kept the legs straight, tapered and splayed rather than curved, and eliminated the...

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Furniture

Dustymid, member | March 16th, 2013

Dutch Pie Table is an old idea for a piece of furniture to have multiple uses; a round, half round or quarter round table with the remainder sections as shelves. Use it as storage shelves , then at...

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Cherry Shaker Sofa Table

cop154, member | March 15th, 2013

American Cherry sofa table in the Shaker style. Front edge has a slight radius (1" over length). Construction is mortise and haunched tenons. Finish is 2 coats BLO, 4 coats of garnet shellac (1 lb...

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Old growth Red Cedar Coffee Table

savage69, member | March 13th, 2013

Old growth Red Cedar coffee table with inset Lacewood / flame Maple legs, with ebony and Paduk butterfly inlays.

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Garry Oak Hayrake Table

Swaledale, member | March 11th, 2013

I spent some quality time in the shop over the christmas break making Michael Pekovich's hay rake table. I used Garry Oak, a version of white oak that is native to southern Vancouver Island. I fumed...

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duplicate bedside table

david38, member | March 5th, 2013

I made one table for grandson earlier. They wanted a second one so i had him bring back the first one so i could copy it.

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My homage to Woodstock

gbarron1, member | March 3rd, 20132 comments

I built this for my wife, a music teacher and huge 60's history buff. base is 2 speakers made from 3/4 MDF with Jatoba veneer. Bookmatched eastern white pine slab and glass top. Under the glass...

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Modified Craftsman Style Coffee Table

karel3, member | March 2nd, 2013

This Modified Craftsman Coffee Table is based on the design of the coffee table shown in Fine Woodworking, April 1994, No. 105. page 84, Coffee Table Is Spare and Sturdy, by Lars MikkelsenThe...

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Matsuri

Artisanflamingo, member | February 28th, 20133 comments

This is just a side table made of ash and beech, then it got tained and vintage effect white painted. Japanese furniture and style is my main inspiration. Feedback are very welcome, thanks folks !

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Walnut and Maple Hall Table

TylerM, member | February 27th, 20133 comments

Still fairly new to woodworking, this is my first shot at a full piece of furniture. Our house needed a table near the fron entrance, and I chose walnut for the body and figured maple for the top. I...

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Tall side table

mrossk, member | February 21st, 2013

Tallish side table. Unknown african hardwood and tiger rosewood drawer fronts.

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