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deckboards, member | November 28th, 2008

mahogany, resawn, bookmatched w/ black walnut edge banding. Inlay and miter keys are "saphire" maple salvaged from lake superior "basket weave" shelf is solid walnut tennoned into place- quite the...

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sipo slab table

deckboards, member | November 28th, 2008

single slab table, 88"x48" the whole thing is held together by 4 purpleheart pegs, and its sheer weight 550 + lbs. !!!

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dragonfly in the sun

cassdesign, member | November 27th, 2008

this was an idea i had for a long time. just didnt really know the best way to go about it with a limited budget, the legs are actually upside-down decorative fenceposts that i sanded down and...

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THE WORLD

wedll, member | November 25th, 2008

I USE HAND TOOLS AND A ROUTER ATTACHMENT FOR A DREMEL TO ACCOMPLISH THE DETAILED CARVING INTO THE TABLE TOP. I THEN PUT INDIVIDUAL PLACES TO SIT TO ADD A DESIGN ELEMENT. I WILL POST THE...

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Desk and Credenza

bentlyj, member | November 22nd, 2008

Cherrywood Desk and Credenza with a small Office Table.

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Boat Table

cpassion, member | November 20th, 2008

Boat Table made of mahogany and ebony veneer.

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hall table

pype, member | November 20th, 200811 comments

This small table is Honduran mahogany. The raised top is veneered in curly maple. The drawer fronts are redgum, and the accents and handles are ebony. The drawer sides are...

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Split-top Hall Credenza Table

Bones750, member | November 19th, 2008

This is a small scale table constructed of walnut with a highly figured curly maple top. The top is structured to appear to "float" over the base for a light and airy feel. The...

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Wormy chestnut coffee table

jimpath124, member | November 19th, 2008

The wormy chestnut, bookmatched table top comes from a 100 year old building in Brevard, NC, that was being renovated. The joists and rafters became available.

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Flowing wine rack

outoftheboxwood, member | November 19th, 2008

The top is made of arching flame birch arranged to create a wavy pattern, this feature inspired the entire design. The legs are hard maple and the rungs are jatoba. It can hold 16...

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Butterfly Table

outoftheboxwood, member | November 19th, 2008

Curly Maple and Alder with inlays of Cherry, Poplar, Mahogany, Jatoba, Purple Heart, Walnut, Koa, Paduak and Birdseye Maple.

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Cherry TV Stand

GarageWoodworks, member | November 14th, 20082 comments

This was my first attempt at book matching (side panels). For design process and some in-process pictures see here. Brian, www.garagewoodworks.com

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Walnut Bedside Tables

GarageWoodworks, member | November 12th, 20083 comments

I designed a set of walnut bedside tables with tiger maple drawer fronts. The drawer fronts were lightly stained with a dye to bring out the figure of the tiger maple. These were...

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End Table

TimRousseau, member | November 12th, 20085 comments

A frame-and-panel end table in cherry.

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Pedestal

atomic, member | November 12th, 20083 comments

This one was a bit complicated. It was designed and built for a fine art glass collector to use for displaying her collection. Materials consist of Honduran mahogany (hope the rainforests forgive me...

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Finishing 101

mvflaim, member | November 11th, 20082 comments

A trip to the Philadelphia Furniture and Furnishing Show helped me realize the importance of a quality finish.

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Kitchen table

archbell, member | November 11th, 20082 comments

After seeing my bench inspired by Lon Schleining's (Tools & Shops #167), my sister in law ordered this table for her kitchen. Made from recycled beech pallets and cherry, it measures 62 x 26 x 36...

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Iron Table

Old_Wood, member | November 10th, 2008

While camping, my wife and I came across a 15' - 3"x12" lodged on the banks of a river. We wrestled it out and took it home. At the time we didn't have much for furniture and had been...

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18th Century tilt-top (elliptical) candlestand

rudymckinney, member | November 10th, 2008

This 18th Century tilt-top candlestand has an elliptical top. In order to save space, the candlestand's top could be tilted and and the entire piece moved against the wall.

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Chris & Morgan's Bubinga Adventure

flairwoodworks, member | November 8th, 20088 comments

This was a joint project between myself and Morgan (AZMO). I was responsible for carving the edge and smoothing the surfaces. With the reversing grain, this translated to much...

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