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Arts & Crafts Inspired Dining Table
2 commentsThis was my first dining table project and was, by far, the biggest I have done to date. I designed and built this table myself drawing inspriation from the Arts & Crafts movement and...
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Geo -Matrix walnut media cabinet
3 commentsSolid black walnut media cabinet, the disign is achived laminating sappy walnut and cutting at different angles up to three generations. Handles are Bloodwood and Holly.
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"Take Time to Dance"
A White Oak and Pine wood sculpture made using steam bending, fabric softener bending and heat bending techniques. No metal fasteners were used, only a little glue and lots of friction based on...
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I call this wood sculpture "Discarded"
I call this wood sculpture "Discarded" because it was made of some discarded pieces of wood some of which I got from a scrap bin. This is appropriate because it represents a number of people...
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Sculpture using Exotic woods to express an antedote to world hunger "Full Mouth, Empty Mouth"
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Charles Rohlfs 1898 Desk Chair Reproduction
1 commentThis is the second of three Charles Rohlfs chairs that I am trying to reproduce. I have made a number of chairs following this style of this chair, but decided to try to make a more faithful...
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Arts & Crafts Box
3 commentsAn Arts and Crafts box of quarter sawn white oak with spladed sides The spladed dovetails were very challenging as saw guides weren't really practical. Square pins are ebony. Finish is fumed...
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Twin End Tables
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Charles Rohlfs Rocking Chair
1 commentOne of my retirement objectives is to reproduce a number of Charles Rolhfs’ decorative chairs. This is my first, a reproduction of Rohlfs’ “1899 oak rocking chair”, a...
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Make FWW projects your own
4 commentsDon't take the FWW projects, in print or online, at face value. I just finished two bow-arm Morris chairs, from issue 205, and put a Mackintosh twist on them.
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Hayrake Dining Table
1 commentThis is based on the Hayrake Table, Michael Pekovich's project here at Fine Woodworking. There is a video available on line and also a Google Sketch-up file available. The table as designed was...
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SketchUp: Down and Dirty
5 commentsYou don't have to be a SketchUp wiz to put the program to work in your furniture design.
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Converting to an Arts & Crafts Dining Table
Inspired by a Sidney Barnsley piece, I designed and built an Arts & Crafts Fireplace (or Coffee) Table for a family with many young grandchildren. It provided space for sitting, eating, reading...
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Cremation Urn
2 commentsHere is a cremation urn that I built for my sister. It will hold the ashes of our father who passed earlier this week.
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Arts & Crafts Dining Table
1 commentThis dining table was recently finished to complete a set with 6 chairs previously posted on this site. The table is my own interpretation of an Arts & Crafts Prairie Style design. Some of the...
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Carved wooden bench
1 commentThis is my latest project. The bench is made from Yakault and Ipil. Both timbers are recycled from old buildings. The seats and backs are carved from 55 mm thick stock. The arm rest...
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McGregor's Box
Traditionally called Lady's Workbox. The piece was designed for modern use. It has two compartments for keys, watches, wallets and purses. Made out of Mahagony, Birds Eye Maple, Curly Maple, and...
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Cheval Mirror
This is a reproduction of a classic piece from Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Our studio specializes in inspired pieces from this architect and designer. On this piece you find 10 small...
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