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Ambrosia Maple Table

DonsBarnwood, member | December 7th, 2011

This table is my own design of an Ambrosia Maple, aka Wormy Maple, 'knock-down' table. It stands 30" tall X 52" L X 26.25" W X 1"There are no screws or nails in its construction and all pieces are...

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Essential Workbench - Williams

cwilliams07, member | October 24th, 20115 comments

Made from the Essential Workbench design available from FineWoodWorking. Utilizes mortise & tenon and dovetail joinery. Benchtop, apron and vises made from hickory; the different...

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Easy Tip for Tighter Mortise-and-Tenon Joints

epirnik, member | August 24th, 20117 comments

This simple technique takes only a minute to perform, yet it will greatly improve the fit of your mortise-and-tenon joinery.

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Meranti Side Table

sdbranam, member | June 10th, 2011

This is a simple side table I built as a wedding gift in 2007. The wood is meranti. The "Pair of Side Tables" project by ScottKingFurniture reminded me of it, similarly proportioned, though mine...

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End mills vs. router bits for mortising

RobPorcaro, member | November 1st, 20095 comments

Consider end mills as an alternative to spiral router bits for mortising with a router.

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The New Front Porch...

B.L. Zeebub, member | October 14th, 20098 comments

I know this isn't furniture but I built this stuff like it is furniture. There are mortises and tenons, splined mitres, biscuit joinery, segmented curves, bolections, reised panels and the use...

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chimney cupboard

studioso, member | June 11th, 20094 comments

Hello, this is my first piece of furniture. it's a small cupboard that I designed to be used as a jewish "aaron hakodes", or "holy ark". this is a cabinet -usually placed in a sinagogue- in which we...

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Arts and Crafts Style Panel Bed

EagleLakeWoodworking, member | June 3rd, 2009

Watch as John W. Nixon from Eagle Lake Woodworking builds an Arts and Crafts style panel bed from quartersawn white oak using frame and panel construction, and through mortise and tenon joinery.

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Battle on Shaker Field

plankowner, member | March 25th, 20092 comments

My first woodworking project, the Shaker Chess Table. Made from Brazilian Mahogany and Maple. All tenon, mortise and dovetails joints were hand cut and chiseled out. No stain was used, only clear...

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Riverside Box in Honduran Rosewood & European Beech

EinsZweiDrei, member | February 25th, 2009

This box is titled “Riverside” for Riverside, Illinois. It is constructed of box matched 3/8” Honduran Rosewood (note, hardwood and sapwood), with slipfeathers of contrasting...

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Mission-Style Family Altar

dschumm, member | January 13th, 2009

Both the altar and the cross are constructed of Quarter-Sawn White Oak. The top of the altar is book-matched. Each leg of the altar is constructed in true Stickley-style so that each side exhibits...

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