tag: birdseye maple

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Inlayed table Top

fat418, member | April 29th, 2012

This table top was constructed of mdf for the substrate with a top layer of veneer that consisted of 17 individual pieces of veneer all glue together then glued down to the mdf substrate. The 17...

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Rocking Chair - Curly Walnut & Birdseye Maple

shrlok, member | March 25th, 20111 comment

This sculpted custom rocking chair is built from 2’’ Canadian Black Walnut with a good amount of curl that really popped with our hand rubbed oil finish. The back braces are highlighted...

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Cherry and Birdseye Maple Kitchen

Rojo, member | August 3rd, 20101 comment

Cherry and Birdseye Maple Kitchen with dovetail drawers. Bread board end stools and bookshelf

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Ring box with magnetic hinge

Wudmark, member | February 17th, 20101 comment

Scrap pieces of black walnut and birdseye maple. Size is ~ 2 inches square. Magnetic hinge is neat little idea I came up with and utilize in many projects.

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Desk name plate

butchf18a, member | February 12th, 2010

Marguetry scraps; Birdseye maple for background, walnut and cherry inlay. Walnut frame.

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Coffee Table

EricGreen, member | December 28th, 20094 comments

My wife asked me to make her a Coffee Table for Christmas. I thought that this would be a nice easy project to spend some time on, so I asked her if she had any ideas about the design. She said in...

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Cedar Jewelry Box

franco88, member | November 20th, 2009

This was a very enjoyable project. Done is a single session, it required no measuring. I drew on the wood and started cutting. The box and lid were drawn and band-sawed. Additional shaping in the...

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Shoji Screen Jewelry Box

tpastore, member | March 11th, 20096 comments

This is my latest project. It is an Asian themed jewelry box that my wife and I designed together. It is made of meranti for the case, birdseye maple for the door, drawers, and back, and bloodwood as...

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My Wife's Christmas Present

MrTimothy, member | February 25th, 2009

The box was made with birdseye maple and joined with box joints. The base and parts of the lid are steamed cherry. Your eye is attracted to the center of the lid and the 3-D shimmer of darker...

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Wine Rack

jgramling, member | January 16th, 20092 comments

The dovetails were hand cut. Butterfly keys were router cut and filled with a low melt point metal and are decorative, not structural. Base joinery is a modified bridle joint using...

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