Jarrah

If you’re looking for a complex and challenging project, a bombé chest will get you there. Don set out to make one, and his first challenge was finding plans. Thwarted…

Inspired by the guys at Fine WoodWorking, I made this, my first ever project, a coffee table made from recycled Western Australian Jarrah. I had a small table saw, and…

A coffee table that was adapted from the Dec 2012 edition article "Float the Top".  Constructed from Australian Jarrah (which is like trying to work reinforced concrete!), and was finished…

Woodworker: Gale Satterlee Gale Satterlee made this deck chair in Australian jarrah as part of an outdoor furniture line. The piece is held together with 54 mortise-and-tenons, brass hardware, black...

Woodworker: Gale Satterlee Satterlee built a line of outdoor furniture inspired by the movie Titanic, which included this matching steamer trunk made one from jarrah. Numerous mechanical joints hold...

Woodworker: Kenneth George While making the parts for his handplane, George noticed that it was beginning to resemble a snail. So he went with the flow and shaped the handle…

Woodworker: Roy Howard This piece was inspired by a Dutch cabinet-on-stand (circa 1650) that resides in the state bedchamber at Ham House in Richmond, England. Howard built the cabinet out…

Kenney’s locomotive is a replica of the 1863 Thatcher Perkins locomotive. The piece is done in 1/24 in. scale and uses a variety of woods in its construction. Only satin…

Blackburn’s table is made from a variety of hardwoods, such as ipe and verawood, and finished with lacquer.

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.