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Kids stools
1 commentKids stools made by pinewood of used pallets, covered with lacker, with written initials.
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Butcher Block
3 commentsA butcher block I made for a friend. Will be used as an extension of a kitchen island. Hard maple.
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Custom Oak Nature Table Lamp
1 commentPiece of red oak, insects feasted on the interior wood, but left behind an awesome natural cavity of decay. Wood is washed, then treated. Added a switch that controls lamp light, & nite light...
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A Good End to a Bunch of Scrap
2 commentsAfter a summer of projects, I had quite a pile of scrap that was bound for the fire pit in the back yard. Rather than burn, I decided to build! All total I built around a dozen cutting boards...
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Barn-Wood Dining Table
1 commentThis table is built out of 100% solid white oak reclaimed from an old mule barn on our farm. The barn is around 100 years old so it makes for some interesting wood, cool spalting in areas. The...
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High chair revisited
Made this high chair for my daughter 32 years ago (others also sat in it). Here it is again for my granddaughter, refinished and with a new tray.
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Big Leaf Corner Shelf
The Big Leaf Corner Shelf is made from a quarter section of a B.C. Big Leaf Maple. The backing is Butternut edged with Peruvian Walnut and it's all finished with a number of coats of polyurethane.
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Country style Lamp Post
My wife bought one just like this two yrars ago. my mother inlaw wanted one so bad. I took the mesurments of the one that we had and cut one out there is some modification to it as i use a round...
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The hobbit cupboard completed
14 commentsCustom-forged hinges are the final touch on a middle earth-inspired cabinet.
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Black Walnut and Danish Cord Bench
Woodworker: Ryan Mails The design for this black walnut and Danish cord bench (15-1/2-in. wide by 48-in. long by 17-1/2-in. tall) began with the gull-wing profile of the ends. Mails says the rest of...
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Rustic Twisted Rocker
Woodworker: John Steele DavisDavis started out building traditional furniture and Windsor chairs, but then began making his twist on the traditional using the gnarled wood of the Mississippi...
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Rustic Modern Credenza
Woodworker: Scott McGlassonMcGlasson designed this media cabinet (21 in. deep by 78 in. wide by 22 in. tall) to blend the clean lines of modern furniture with rustic details. He used locally grown...
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Alder Blanket Chest
Woodworker: Josh Finn Josh Finn's traditional blanket chest captures the conservative characteristics of alder, a wood known for its warm color and subtle grain. The finish is a three-part oil...
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Berkana Stool
Woodworker: Andy Rae Rae chose to use a particularly beautiful and heavily-burled board of hard maple for the seat of his rustic-style stool, turning it on the lathe and dishing the center deeply for...
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Desk and Chair
Woodworker: Brad Greenwood When Greenwood builds his rustic-style furniture, he doesn't try to cover any scars of handwork, nor make a habit of straightening or refining wavy edges. He lets the wood...
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Rustic Liquor Cabinet
Woodworker: Randy Holden Holden may go through a forest of sticks before he finds just the right one to use in his pieces. In the construction of this liquor cabinet, he was able to find the right...
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Rustic Sofa
Woodworker: Holden’s furniture can be feral or tame. Rustic can mean unrestrained as in this Gothic rock maple sofa. The sticks used for the back define the piece, giving it the appearance of a...
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Rustic Stool
Woodworker: Randy Holden Holden enjoys the peaceful nature of his work and sometimes gathers sticks and crafts furniture while camping. This stool of sticks, found in his workshop, is a...
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Rustic Chair
Woodworker: Randy Holden Though they may look frail, Randy Holden’s chairs are built to last. The round mortise-and-tenon joints are coped to connect seamlessly. Holden stores his sticks for at...
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