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Mahogany and Satinwood Cabinet
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Donald J. SutkusBy the time he’d gotten two degrees in aerospace engineering and worked for Boeing for six years, Sutkus says, “I just didn’t feel like I was wearing…
Ministein Piano,
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Phillip Robert Cadman Cadman’s passion is making 1/12-scale exact furniture replicas, and he never makes the same piece twice. The keys and foot pedals of his grand piano...
Biedermeier-Style Cabinet
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Joel Shepard Shepard built this Biedermeier-style cabinet for best-selling thriller novelist John Saul. The traditional cabinet doubles as a modern computer desk with eight hidden...
Cocobolo, Ebony, and Ivory Squares
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: John Fischer These squares (5 in. and 6 in.) are made of cocobolo, ebony, ivory from old piano keys, brass, and steel. To ensure 90°, Fischer squeezed the blade…
Ebony Baton and Case
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Jon Bates Jon Bates lead a team of seven to craft this extraordinary baton and case for world-famous violinist Itzhak Perlman. A woodworker and doctor/hospital CEO by trade, Bates…
Walnut and Blackjack Oak Scrapers
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Matt Morian Morian says the shape of the handle and the heavy weight of these scrapers make for great-performing tools. The body of each scraper is walnut crotch and…
Wooden Level
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Barry Weaver Weaver, a retired furniture maker, is an admitted tool junkie, having spent years collecting tools and attending tool auctions. Now Weaver has found great joy in making…
Turned Bottles
October 24, 2012

Kip Christiansen’s turned perfume bottles (shown slightly oversize) were made from African blackwood, holly and ivory wood.
Liquor Cabinet
October 24, 2012

Radelow’s liquor cabinet features bone and ivory inlay and accents and has a french polish finish. The primary wood used is amboyna.
Instrument Cabinet
October 24, 2012

This Art Deco-style cabinet is made from jarrah, European pear, holly stringing, faux tortoiseshell, bone, fossilized ivory and bronze. Amaral worked 750 hours on the piece.

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