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A luminescent finish
May 6, 2025

Issue 225 Like many of Michael Allison’s turnings, this pierced ash bowl is made from green wood he found near his home. He achieved the color with water-based transparent dye,…
Form matches function
May 6, 2025

Issue 212 After being commissioned to build a jewelry cabinet, Brek Jacobson designed this veneered and solid-wood oval cabinet on a stand. Photo: Seth Janofsky
A class project
May 6, 2025

Issue 149 Timothy McKibben built this William and Mary highboy as a project for Palomar College’s hand-tool joinery and veneering classes. It’s based on a piece in Jeffrey P. Greene’s…
Teamwork for a cause
May 6, 2025

Issue 254 William Geyer teamed up with Fred Gilmour, an artist and fellow retiree from the Pennsylvania College of Technology, to make this rocker for an auction at the school.…
Open display
May 6, 2025

Issue 196 This veneered display stand has five-sided legs, and it tapers to the top, creating tricky angled joinery. Gokhan Doguer says the most challenging part of the piece was…
Alternative door panels
May 6, 2025

Issue 144 Seth Janofsky originally made these door panels as another option for a sideboard that appeared in FWW #137. Though he opted for something simpler on the sideboard, these…
A modified reproduction
May 6, 2025

Issue 182 This Arts and Crafts desk, built by Steven Hodgson, is based on an original designed by David Robertson Smith and built by Stickley Bros. for the 1904 Louisiana…
Tilt-top masterpiece
May 6, 2025

Issue 204 David Beach decided to reproduce this mahogany tilt-top tea table after a field trip to the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts in Winston-Salem, N.C. He made the…
Nature in miniature
May 6, 2025

Issue 193 Janel Jacobson finds the inspiration for her tiny sculptures in the natural world surrounding her home. This one is a mere 1-1/4 in. deep by 5-1/4 in. wide…
Bending research
May 6, 2025

Issue 196 This table is the result of Seth Rolland’s experiments with steam-bending. He cut the wood partway and then steam-bent it open, holding the pieces apart with dowels.

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