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Shaker Side table
Based on the Christian Becksvoort design. I modified the dimensions slightly (about 23 inches tall with a 5 1/2 inch apron) to work as a night table in my guest room. White Oak and Black Walnut...
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The Wrighteous sideboard
3-doored sideboard of solid black Walnut.Drawbore pinned tenon and mortise assembly. Open slot mortise door frames.Handles of black Walnut and African Blackwood.Tung oil, Carnauba and Beeswax...
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Southern Comfort
This is a Maloof inspired low back side chair made of walnut. This piece received first place in the large furniture division of the 2011 NC State fair
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Walnut Coffee Table
2 commentsThis 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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Custom oak and walnut bench
Bench with a white oak top, red oak and walnut legs, and red oak stretchers. Sanded to 320 grit with 3 coats of polyurethane. Made by Walter and Geoff.
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Sam Maloof Rocker
This is a Sam Maloof style rocker constructed during class at Marc Adams Wood Working School. Finish sculpturing and finishing was completed at home. Material is Walnut.
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Reed Bench
4 commentsBuilt entirely from hard maple and walnut. Joinery is the key to overall aesthetic as well as the strength of bench. The marraige of contemporary design and traditional woodworking techniques is...
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Aluminum Coffee Table
The shape of the table top was suggested by the process of cell division. The two aluminum sheets and the 1" baltic birch core were cut at a local CNC shop. The black walnut edge-banding was bent...
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Side table
My wife wanted a side table to set under a window in the office so she could set her laptop on. I found a walnut board that measured 14"x100". The entire table was made from that one board. The only...
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Low sofa table
A low sofa table commisioned to fit in an existing space. Designed to harmonize witht eh existing furniture, design sensibilities and color pallatte. In figure hard maple and walnut...
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Low Back Chair
This low back chair offers great comfort and beauty that will last for generations. Using the Maloof joint to attach the legs is not only about as strong as you get it allows us to hand sculpt the...
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The Majestic
1 commentThe box was a custom order by a client that wanted a box to contain all the aspects she liked of my other tables put into one box. half-lap, half-blind dovetails on the front and back, dovetails...
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Bar stools
1 commentThis is a set of three bars stools my wife requested this past fall. Materials used were maple and walnut. Mortise and tenon joinery. Finished with 3 coats of satin sheen varathene. This was my first...
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Blacker House Chair
2 commentsI took William Ng's Blacker House chair class early last year. Since than, I've built a set of four in Walnut and two in Mahogany. All of the major joinery, except for the arms to legs, is cut using...
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Asian style curved wall cabinet
Wall cabinet, walnut and myrtle. Shop sawn veneer and solid wood. Bent laminations. One small drawer and shelf inside.
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Lockable Box
This is a lock box as requested by my grandson, to "keep his sister out of his stuff". Well the design took off and this is the result. I an a retired design engineer so I just could not stop. I put...
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Walnut Mallets
I needed 3 more mallets for hand tool classes I'll be teaching at the New England Home Show. When I saw Michael Cullen's "Make a mallet" in the Fine Woodworking "Tools and Shops" Annual Issue Winter...
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Walnut Coffee Table
1 commentHere is a new piece I am adding to my collation. A solid walnut coffee table with the natural beauty of liveing edge top
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