Bloodwood

Dennis designed this hallway table for a 78th-floor penthouse in New York City. He knew that to get the piece in the elevator it would have to break down into…

This piece was based on Garrett Hack’s huntboard from FWW #187, with a few changes. “I modified the design slightly to give it more of a Shaker look. The pulls…

I like making boxes!

This is a collaboration between Jim Barbour, the woodworker, and Margot Thigpen, the glass artisan. It is roughly eight by four inches. The box is Bloodwood with the glass medallion…

Woodworker: Eric McRory McRory built this backgammon board to play the game with his “little brother” in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. It was inspired by a design he…

Woodworker: Ken Cowell This segmented vessel is the largest piece Cowell has done. The 14-in.-dia. piece stands 17 in. tall, but more impressive than its size is the amount of…

Woodworker: Tim PerkesAs a beginning woodworker, Perkes has a dual motivation for making his own tools: He can get new tools with a limited budget, and he can hone his…

Woodworker: Adrian Ferrazzutti At first glance, Adrian Ferrazzutti’s wenge-and-bloodwood chair is sleek, elegant, and simple in design. Yet the chair’s construction was anything but effortless. A...

Woodworker: John P. McCormack McCormack designed this piece around a granite drilling core from the Massachusetts Avenue Bridge in Boston. McCormack used 60 sheets of 80-grit sandpaper to polish the...

Woodworker: John P. McCormackMcCormack designed this chest to display a sea-form glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly. The chest’s rippled surfaces and milk-paint colors play on the ocean theme but...