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Walnut Tall Stand

rekoch, member | April 6th, 2009

Material: Black Walnut Dimensions - 37" x 12" x 12" This piece of furniture was built in a class taught by Craig V. Stevens. The design is a modified...

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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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Walnut coffee table with rocks

DougStowe, member | April 3rd, 2009

Two walnut slabs, inlaid with natural river stones, on a two part base made of ebonized white oak. The two base units support and connect the slabs of wood that form the top.

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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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Black Walnut Bar by Ken Kraay

kkraay1, member | April 2nd, 20091 comment

This was a commission for a client in Mesa, Arizona. Built in Indiana, and shipped to clients residence in Mesa , Arizona. All glass was hand painted, and etched. Mirrors were 1"...

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Black Walnut and Figured Maple side table

applekor, member | April 2nd, 20092 comments

This small, decorative side table was built for a client with minimal room who needed a table to go between two chairs but also to be put against a wall for added space. Built from Black Walnut and...

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Took A Hit

Eboniste, member | March 31st, 20096 comments

Normal 0 The initial idea for this piece was that it be very weird and contemporary. And though it had purpose and function as a dresser, it had no meaning or heart. After a couple years of...

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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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Watch Gift Box

TMitchell, member | March 26th, 2009

Watch gift box made of Walnut and Cedar with a Brass Pin. Figured it would be fitting for this contest as it was made entirely on the tablesaw (plus a drill for the hole) using precise cuts to...

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Curved box

kolwdwrkr, member | March 26th, 2009

Box is made in Maple, Alder, and Walnut.

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Crystal Bridges walnut bench

DougStowe, member | March 24th, 20094 comments

Crystal Bridges is a new museum of American art being built in Bentonville, Arkansas, and the wood for this project came from the site during ground preparation. The previous owner of the site was...

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Churchill Box

Capella, member | March 23rd, 2009

The inspiration for this box came when I saw another furniture maker’s cabinet lying on its back in the shop. I instantly went to work on this box and made it from a single piece of...

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Tokyo Autumn

ATWilliams, member | March 23rd, 20091 comment

Tokyo Autumn Flame Birch Top, with Black Walnut, Paduak, and Spanish Cedar “ Maple Leaves” inlays The Base is Western Red Cedar faux finished to look like stone.

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The elements Collection - wind

ATWilliams, member | March 23rd, 2009

Wind Black Walnut Legs and Top Frame with Spalted Maple top inset and leg supports. With Black Walnut and Western Red Cedar inlays

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Bow Front Box

KJC, member | March 23rd, 20093 comments

I built this box as a thank-you for a lady who was my son's teachers aide in elementary school for 5 years. The box is constructed of black walnut with a red oak panel for the lid. I...

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Shell box

kolwdwrkr, member | March 22nd, 20091 comment

carved walnut box

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A box of drawers

gkemper, member | March 22nd, 200925 comments

My wife has been after me to make a box to keep all her cross stitching supplies in. The boxis a cube 17" square with the feet height of 7/8" and extending beyond the cube 3/8" on each side. It will...

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Walnut Box

RoyC, member | March 21st, 20092 comments

Walnut, lacewood, and ebony jewelry box after design by Krenov

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Jewelry Chest

MLZettl, member | March 20th, 20094 comments

The doors were made of a piece of claro walnut from the tree's grafts site, resawn to 1/8" and then vacuum veneered to a solid walnut core. The curved side supports are black walnut with a mild curl...

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Black Walnut Library Table

OldGreen, member | March 20th, 20095 comments

I designed and built this entire black walnut desk for a client using a pair of 8/4 slabs from a tree that came down a few miles from my home. The inspiration for the design was a blend of...

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Jewelry Box

crookedshack, member | March 19th, 2009

Jewelry box created from bird's eye maple veneer and solid walnut sides and handle. The bottom is 1/4" birch plywood. The design is from Bill Hull. The finish is a lavender scented wax.

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Stacking Barrister's Bookcase, Walnut

Wilko, member | March 16th, 20092 comments

Mortise and loose tenon joinery. Each shelf stacks and nests in to the one below it (7 parts total). The doors swing up and into the cabinet. Glass to will be installed into each door.

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Two Drawer Jewelry Ghest

oldboxmaker, member | March 15th, 2009

This box is Walnut and Bubinga with Maple drawers and deviders. Corner splines on lid and feet are Wenge. Linings are velvet and the lid insert is kidskin. The lid support is by Brusso. The top...

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Jewelry Box

DwhNewbie, member | March 15th, 2009

Walnut box and tray, Bolivian Rosewood top resawn and bookmatched, Maple corner keys mirror on the inside of top, Brusso stop hinges, navy blue felt lining and Baltic Birch bottoms. Measures...

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Stand for weather station

SteveHit, member | March 14th, 2009

This stand, for a 60's German 'Sputnik' weather station, is made from black walnut, wenge and ebony, with an inlay of sterling silver.Finished in boiled linseed oil, shellac and beeswax.

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Dovetail Puzzle

fuzzy4ou, member | March 12th, 20092 comments

Is it possible to make this? It must be Because here it is. But HOW?

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Wedding Present

woodkrafter, member | March 11th, 2009

Box contained wine as presented for wedding present, but can be used to store candles, remotes, etc.

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Figured Walnut Secretary

deermann33, member | March 10th, 20093 comments

Figured Walnut Secretery. Finished with J.E. Mosers Early American Cherry Aniline Dye and Shellac, finished off with 3 coats of wax.

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Queen Anne Philadelphia Library Table

bigtop, member | March 10th, 2009

This is a Queen Anne Library table made of walnut. The original can be seen in Hornor's Guide to Philadelphia Furniture. My reproduction is faithful to the original in virtually all...

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Wedding Memento Box

Gmertl, member | March 9th, 2009

A Wedding Memento Box made of Red Alder with Walnut contrasts. Finished with Tung Oil.

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Whistle Boxes

Michael666, member | March 9th, 2009

These simple boxes contain a matched pair of cuckoo whistles, the kind that are available as replacements for cuckoo clocks. The taller box has longer whistles in it so its tone is deeper than...

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