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Walnut Coffee Table

Nathan_C, member | May 3rd, 20132 comments

This table was designed and built as part of my second semester at the Sheridan College (Oakville, ON, Canada) furniture design program. We were tasked to create a table with a drawer under 6 sq ft...

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My students works

YOUNGNICK, member | February 16th, 20123 comments

Hello everyone; I've been absent from these pages for a while as I've been shepherding my students here and I feel like a proud father. I'm showing off a selection of their work all designed and...

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Shaker style dining table

michelpoirier, member | January 25th, 2012

Made of solid Cherry, my own design, sits 4 without extensions, up to 8 with two extensions (not shown on photos). The legs were inspired from the table shown on the Plesant Hill...

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Shaker-style end table

jlecomte, member | January 23rd, 20122 comments

This Shaker-style end table (see Christian Becksvoort's article in Fine Woodworking #210) is the first piece of furniture I completed. It is made of cherry (curly cherry for the top) and poplar...

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Dave's Workshop

dave100, member | September 8th, 20111 comment

After I retired I moved to Muskoka and built my 28 x 40 dream shop. It has hydronic radiant floor heating that keeps me warm in the winter and a 10 foot ceiling that allows for larger...

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LV Coffee Table

SFWoodworks, member | August 17th, 2011

I have had these large maple burl veneers for a long time and I knew they were going to be a table top. Well, their time has come after 12 years or so of waiting in the veneer shed. They sure are...

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Eagle claw and ball table

YOUNGNICK, member | July 22nd, 20111 comment

Just prove to myself that I could do it, ( and really because my mortage payment and my family holiday depended on it) I accepted the commission to make this dining table and the buffet to go with...

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"TEMPLE" dining table

YOUNGNICK, member | July 2nd, 20116 comments

This was such a lovely piece of wood. Olive ash from a private school in Devon, England. The school was sold to a family who didn't want the tree and ordered its cutting I went there and bought the...

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Robbie's Woodshop

Robbie2527, member | June 18th, 2011

I would start off by saying that this shop would be my dream work shop because I would use every tool listed on my plan to make varios projects.

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Shaker end table with shelf

Chuck_Griffith, member | May 9th, 20113 comments

Cherry occasional table built to fit a client's space. Turned legs with simple one-ring collar. Shelf built with breadboard ends to accommodate seasonal wood movement. Finished with Maloof tung...

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6 place dining suite

YOUNGNICK, member | April 6th, 20118 comments

They say that you can make anything you design - you can't design outside your own making skills. Thats all very well but this really made me scratch my head a while trying to work out how on earth I...

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RED 'N' CURLY

YOUNGNICK, member | March 25th, 20112 comments

This little fellow started out as a doodle and ended up as a table. Halfway through doodling I knew I was onto something good and so had to draw the other half. Thing was, how do I make itnbsp...

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hall table

YOUNGNICK, member | March 18th, 20112 comments

"We'd like something a little more modern," which considering that it came from an 82 year old gentelman was brave indeed. I'd made a hall mirror for Norman and his wife a couple of years earlier to...

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phranc

Holry7778, member | January 25th, 20111 comment

This was a competition project while I was in college. It was a lot of headaches and late nights trying to get the hinges to wall work out. THe body is all American walnut and head is...

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Williamsburg, Day 3: Three projects in one day

AsaC, member | January 14th, 2011

On Day 3 of "Working Wood in the 18th Century," the presenters worked on three separate pieces, each showing the influence of Oriental imports on native furniture makers of the time.

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Shaker coffee table

Chuck_Griffith, member | November 16th, 2010

Shakers didn't have coffee tables. Probably didn't have coffee, either. But if they had I'm guessing this is what their coffee tables might have looked like. Built for the gallery show posted...

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Bedside Tables

bobindayton, member | June 22nd, 2010

Cherry bedside tables with turned legs and a drawer.

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Antique Cypress Trestle Table

DeepSouthWoodworking, member | June 18th, 20102 comments

I made this table for a breakfast table in 2009 from Cypress & Poplar. The cypress was recovered by a friend from an old Catholic Church that tragically burned in the '70's. He was a...

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Tall Tea Table

AlanBYoung, member | June 6th, 2010

Although we drink very little tea in our house-the table is in the style of a period tea table-although a tad taller in proportion than what was common-hence it's title-Tall Tea Table. The table is...

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nothing fancy-just the basics

artison6, member | June 4th, 2010

All parts are made from raw wood except inlay. The legs consist of mohogany sandwiched between sapele. I finished with three coats of brush on polyurathane,buffing between coats and final buffing...

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