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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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Cherry Blanket Chest w/ Ebony Inlay

GarageWoodworks, member | November 13th, 20092 comments

Cherry blanket chest with ebony inlay and ebony plugs. Finished with poly (hvlp). For more photos and construction details see here. Thanks for looking, Brian www.garagewoodworks.com

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CD Rack from White Oak

EdgyPhil, member | November 12th, 2009

CD Rack from White Oak (Quercus alba)

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Carousel Jewelry Cabinet made from African Mahogany (Khaya Senegalensis)

EdgyPhil, member | November 12th, 2009

Carousel Jewelry Cabinet made from African Mahogany (Khaya Senegalensis)

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Carousel Jewelry Cabinet

EdgyPhil, member | November 12th, 2009

Carousel Jewelry Cabinet made from reclaimed (what I think is) Oregon Pine

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New turning of jacaranda wood

peruturner2, member | November 12th, 20091 comment

My latest turnigs from last week,in jacaranda ,cedar burl,estoraque,this are woods from the amazon jungle in peru

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My first segmented wood turning.

boseefuss, member | November 11th, 20091 comment

My first segmented woodturning, made of purple heart and canarywood.

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Oval Crib

RogerL, member | November 11th, 20091 comment

Oval Crib: The "hoops" are bent lamination. The spindles are tapered fro 1/2" to 3/8". Legs are walnut and attached with brass bolts and cap nuts for easy assembly and...

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walnut table with red date palm and walnut top

hoosierchris, member | November 10th, 20095 comments

I bought a small board of red date palm at a woodworking store at a huge discount. The board had a severe twist which is probably why many others had passed on it. I thought it would be a...

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Outdoor Rocking Chair

LarryCiesla, member | November 10th, 2009

I love to add marquetry to my work and decided to up the challenge by designing an outdoor project that incorporated marquetry. The chair is made from white oak and finished with seven coats of...

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Chest Table inspired by Greene & Greene

Benthoven, member | November 8th, 20093 comments

In the classic arts & crafts style of Greene & Greene, this is a solid mahogany and cumalo chest table with ebony trim. Dimensions are 55" L x 30" H x 19" D, and the finish is Watco Cherry...

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Jelly Cupboard and Dining Table; Cherry and Curly Maple

golfgloeckner, member | November 8th, 2009

Jelly Cupboard routine casework. Dining table routine except for Porringer corners (unusual in large tables) and also for turned cabriole legs--no bandsaw used. Heel of foot ofset on...

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bedside table

rushfan, member | November 6th, 20094 comments

This was my first table. it is my own design. I chose to keep it simple for my first. it is made out of solid white oak, oak top with mahogany breadboarding and walnut dowling. semi gloss poly on the...

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Cherry Captain's Chest

jbschutz, member | November 6th, 20091 comment

Cherry and Brass Captain's Chest. 8.5 x 5 inches with wood hinges, maple splines and brass strapping.

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Wedding Clock

TwiceMeasured, member | November 6th, 20091 comment

I wanted to give my nephew and his new bride a wedding gift that would last a lifetime. I decided that a clock would serve to not only represent their time together but mean something...

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Honduras mahogany and mother-of-pearl box

magnolia56, member | November 6th, 20094 comments

Box of Honduras mahogany, leopardwood, Gabon ebony, hand cut mother-of-pearl

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Son's Maple Bookcase

ICU8Dust, member | November 5th, 20091 comment

Constructed from solid maple, curly maple and maple ply for the back. Custom mixed gel stain and wipe on poly. Curly maple sides were coloured with aniline dye and sanded down to "pop the...

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English Ivy box

jeffsech, member | November 4th, 20094 comments

When I began this jewelry box, I completed the marquetry panel first and thought I would use James Krenov's oft-copied box in Andaman padouk from A Cabinet Maker's Notebook as a starting...

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My Son's First Bed

ICU8Dust, member | November 4th, 20092 comments

Bed for my son made of maple and curly maple ply for the inset pieces. Floating tenon joinery used except for the 8 bed bolts used to fasten the headboard and footboard to the railsnbsp...

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18th Century Salt Box

18thNCww, member | November 2nd, 20093 comments

18th century style salt box with spice drawer. Hand planed, scraped bird's eye maple with hand cut dovetails. Secondary wood in pine (inset bottom, drawer sides/back/bottom). Tung oil finish.

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Cremation Urns, and Other Funerary Objects

dan mosheim, contributor | November 1st, 2009

Two posts about life and death woodworking

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Doll table and chairs.

Hallmark, member | October 31st, 2009

Doll table and chairs made from hard and soft maple for my daughter. Table is 19 1/4" H and the top is 20 1/2 square finished with shellac then Oil & Urethane topcoat, Chairs are 24...

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Craftsman frame and shelf combination in oak.

Hallmark, member | October 31st, 2009

Arts and Crafts picture frame and shelf combo in quartersawn oak. Frame H 17 1/4, W 13 1/4. Shelf H 4 5/8, W 28 1/2, D 5 1/2

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EKHO Mobile Workshop - Portable Cabinet Saw and Router Table

EltonHammond, member | October 30th, 20096 comments

In early 2009 I decided to design and build a mobile base for a professional cabinet saw. My limited shop space did not allow me to set a large and heavy cabinet saw down in just one...

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3 Paths to a Stand-Alone Shop

Betsy Engel, contributor | October 30th, 20091 comment

Anatole Burkin bought a house with a detached garage so he could dedicate the space to woodworking. Greg Paolini built a new two-car garage to house his shop, knowing that it could easily convert...

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Furniture Farm

Betsy Engel, contributor | October 30th, 2009

In a dream workshop that blends into Pennsylvania farm country, Brad Smith turns out furniture using parts from farm tools. Check out the latest back cover from Fine Woodworking

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Table "Sand Hills"

aussiedesigner, member | October 29th, 20092 comments

This Jarrah table was a commissioned piece; the client lived in a sea side estate overlooking sand hills to the beach this is reflected in the design. The curved forms where build up from 3mm thick...

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entertainment center

nickfullerton, member | October 28th, 20091 comment

This is the only picture I could find of this simple entertainment center I made out of a beautiful piece of chestnut from PALS in Oakland, and another board of salvaged elm milled from a tree on the...

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Showcase Cabinet

jbreau, member | October 28th, 20097 comments

This showcase cabinet is constructed using english brown oak, imbuya, eastern maple and glass. It features convex front and sides, and curved drawer front. The cabinet is 11 3/4" tall, 23 1116"...

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Tree Of Life Portable Ark

BarefootEddie, member | October 28th, 20094 comments

Horizontally orientated Bird's Eye Maple, with Wenge Tree of Life. The Torah was rebuilt using Maple & Wenge as well.

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Lingerie chest

Evan12, member | October 28th, 20092 comments

This chest is made of maple veneer and solid maple.

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