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Pennsylvania Spice Box

Jan 15, 2012
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18th Century Pennsylvania Spice box. Made with Tiger Maple and poplar. Has 11 drawers and 3 secret compartments. Drawers have 176 hand cut dovetails. Case and rear feet are also dovetailed. Finish is...

Grandfather clock

May 10, 2009

This is my first attempt at building a grandfather clock. It is made from white oak and finished with fruitwood stain and hand rubbed tung oil. It stands 88" tall.

table

May 6, 2009

I made this table using figured Cherry and tapered Wenge legs. The apron was made by using a bent wood lamination technique and the legs were attached using bridal joints. The finish is hand rubbed...

Watch box

May 6, 2009

This is a watch jewelry box I made. I used curly Koa and quilted Maple with Koa spline joints and a Koa handle.I finished it with hand rubbed tung oil.

Chess

May 5, 2009

This is a chess table I designed. It is made using white oak,birds eye maple,chechan and wenge. There are drawers on both sides for the chess pieces. I turned the drawer pulls from chechan. I...

Recent comments

Re: nakashima inspired (loosely) Table lamps. First project.

Welcome to wood working. Nice job on your first project. Keep it up and keep your imagination open and then go make them lamp shades :)

posted: 9:16 pm on February 1st

Re: Andy's Box

Nicely done!!

posted: 5:29 pm on February 1st

Re: Dream Workbench

Congratulations. Very nice.

posted: 7:58 pm on January 26th

Re: Hall Table

Looks good. Nice job!

posted: 12:15 pm on January 23rd

Re: A Place to Rest

Nice job! I am sure both are at peace with what you have created.

posted: 7:00 pm on January 18th

Re: cherry half sideboard

I really like that. Nice job.

posted: 11:11 am on January 15th

Re: grandfather clock

Looks really nice Dave. I just finished my first one a couple weeks ago. It's not as fancy as yours but I plan on making my next one more elaborate. Did you turn the spindels yourself?

Brian www.woodenframework.com

posted: 6:48 pm on May 29th

Re: Sam Maloof: 1916-2009

This is truely a sad day for the Maloof family and wood working community. Sam touched so many lives during his life and has been an inspiration to all wood workers. He may be gone in body but his spirit, inspiration and impact he made on the wood working community will live on forever. He is a true icon and his legacy will live on long after we are all gone.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Maloof family.

Brian

posted: 9:01 am on May 25th

Re: Mahogany Egyptian Dresser

Nice job. I am a huge David Marks fan and this is one of his pieces I have always wanted to make. It is creaping to the top of the list so maybe I can get started on it soon.

posted: 7:27 pm on May 18th