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Cedar Jewelry Box

franco88, member | November 20th, 2009

This was a very enjoyable project. Done is a single session, it required no measuring. I drew on the wood and started cutting. The box and lid were drawn and band-sawed. Additional shaping in the...

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Chinese Checkers a Family Classic

princefam1, member | November 19th, 2009

Family classic Chinese Checkers. Finished Oak box with Birch game board. Complete with marble drawer.

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Ryobi RA2500 Radial Arm Saw

JTDoyle, member | November 19th, 2009

I have a Ryobi RA2500 Radial Arm Saw and have broken the timing belt.It is a Bando synchronous belt 100sl 100 . It has a diameter of 80mm and a width of 25mm. I am unable to purchase this...

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Ornamental Butterfly House

patharris, member | November 19th, 2009

Routed, Turned and Hollowed Popular Body & Pedestal with Cherry detachable roof is 8 1/2" high x 1 7/8"diamenter with 16 slots 1/4 x 2" Can be hung or free standing as an attractive...

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Continuing a tradition of turning ornaments for friends and family. All of the material is leftover from other projects. The finish is several coats of spray lacquer. The one red figurine is Elmo for...

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Heart Box

Woody1202, member | November 18th, 2009

This little box is made from ancient Kauri. The wood is over 50,000 years old and was recovered from a bog in New Zeland. It is finished with hand rubbed tong oil. When sanded to about 2000 grit, the...

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Serpentine Front Hall Table

aaronpetersen, member | November 18th, 20096 comments

This is a federal-style hall table that I made for my father-in-law as a holiday gift and as a thank you for letting me marry his daughter (we were recently married). This was my first try at period...

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Clipboards

jrathert, member | November 18th, 20091 comment

Clipboard made from Paduk, Mahogany, Sapele, Walnut, and Maple

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Clipboards

jrathert, member | November 18th, 20091 comment

Clipboard made from Paduk, Mahogany, Sapele, Walnut, and Maple

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Solid Cherry Tea Box with Scrolled patterns on recessed top

RogWin, member | November 18th, 2009

Solid Cherry Tea Box with Scrolled Flamingo scene on recessed top. I made this as a present for my wife who wanted something to store different types of tea bags. I used various plans to...

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Spice Cabinet

Woody1202, member | November 18th, 2009

I made this spice cabinet for my wife. It is made from Honduran Mahogany with Holly trim. The door panel is Cherry. The string inlay is Holly with Purple Heart berries. The drawers are all...

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Coffee Table (finished) with two end tables (unfinished)

jhonbaker, member | November 18th, 2009

This is my first project post on FWW. Most certinly not up to what the other members create. But hey, I am in the beginning phase and liked these more than the various benches and cabinets I've made...

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Valet box

butchf18a, member | November 18th, 20092 comments

Valet box. Case constructed of walnut. Corner joints made with Rout R Joint system Heart pattern. The doors are Brazilian Rose wood utilizing 1/8" brass pins for hinges. Louis Cube parquetry pattern...

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Airplane shelf

Evan12, member | November 17th, 20091 comment

This is an airplane shelf that I made for my daughters bed room. She will be getting it as a holiday gift.

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beginners workbench

nralien, member | November 17th, 2009

Built from the Fine Woodworking getting started series. I really didn't know what I was doing but had been reading the magazine for a few years and thought I'd finally start. I owned a table...

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238 Holiday Gift Ideas

Fine Woodworking Editors, editor | November 17th, 2009

Get inspired by entries from last year's contest.

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Cherry / walnut stash box

jbschutz, member | November 17th, 2009

Cherry and Walnut Asian design stash box. Approx 6x6 inches, with walnut splines and accents. Lift-off lid and tapered sides.

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walnut and birds-eye maple foyer table

AlexSutula, member | November 17th, 2009

This table belongs to the set that the coffee and end tables belong to. It started out as a sofa table but ended up being a little too tall to sit behind a couch. So now it is a foyer...

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walnut and tiger maple coffee table and end tables

AlexSutula, member | November 17th, 2009

I designed these pieces as a set to start out my business. I displayed them at an art festival and got incredible feed back. Made from walnut and tiger maple.

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copper panel cherry sofa table

AlexSutula, member | November 17th, 20091 comment

This is the first piece of furniture that I made that i own. I figured it was about time i got to keep a piece of furniture that I made. This piece took me a while because it was a pain...

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steam-punk clock

AlexSutula, member | November 17th, 20092 comments

This piece was commissioned for UNIX founder Doug Mcllroy, to be present to him at the 2009 Linux festival in Columbus, OH. I designed the casing of the clock and executed the woodworking. The...

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sister's wedding gift

AlexSutula, member | November 17th, 2009

This was my sister's wedding gift back in May. This is by far one of my favorite pieces of work. I attempted many things i have never done before on this piece. Before this trunk I...

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Cherry Twin Bed

GarageWoodworks, member | November 16th, 2009

Cherry twin bed that I made for my three year old son. Finished with poly. For more photos and inprogress pictures see here. Thanks for looking Brian www.garagewoodworks.com

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Box

Wron, member | November 16th, 2009

Western red cedar box made from scraps left over from other projects.

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Holiday Gift Contest: Official Rules

Fine Woodworking Editors, editor | November 16th, 2009

Upload photos of your holiday gift projects for a chance to win a Stanley Tools prize package.

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latest Jacaranda turnings and boxes in estoraque

peruturner2, member | November 16th, 2009

Works from the past 2 weeks,thanks for looking in

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Big Leaf Box

na_nelson, member | November 16th, 20091 comment

Big Leaf Maple, Sycamore Measures about 10.5"x6" The Big Leaf Maple was a Vancouver city tree milled by a friend of the IP school. I got a small off-cut from a classmate's project and took it home...

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Cabinet in Chinese Elm

na_nelson, member | November 16th, 20093 comments

Chinese Elm, European Cherry, Western Maple, Japanese Maple, Ornimental Maple, and Boxwood. This Cabinet measures about 35" tall, 36" wide, and 12-13" deep. A certain log and plank caught my interest...

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Grandfather Clock

Drifting350z, member | November 15th, 20097 comments

Grandfather clock is made of cherry,Tie is tiger wood,birds eye maple with trim of wenge wood.Weights are also made of wenge wood

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Golf Club & Accessories Cabinet

DanSwartz, member | November 14th, 20091 comment

In addition to producing a high end cabinet to store my golf clubs and other golf accessories I had two other objectives. The first was to capture the charm of the raised panel locker doors at the...

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Dry-sink vanity

patwreck, member | November 14th, 2009

This is a country style dry-sink I did that we needed for our washroom. It's entirely pine except for the ceramic counter to prevent little accidents. I kept the carcasse box-joint prolonged to pop...

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China cabinet

Evan12, member | November 13th, 2009

This is china cabinet has solid oak top,fronts, doors and face frame. I made it about 20 years ago while studying cabinet making in college. I still use a lot of the same techniques but...

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