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Collaboration #1 - Treasure Chest

tucfur, member | October 20th, 20091 comment

Alder cabinet with coopered door. Padauk drawer fronts. Danish oil and paste wax finish. Ceramic sculpture insert in door by Tom Kerrigan.

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Toni Johnstone's Kitchen

guruscrounge, member | October 20th, 20091 comment

These Cabinets and table are part of a huge reno I did on Toni Johnstone's house in Revelstoke B.C. Canada. All the Birch and was cut and milled from my land The yew was salvaged from logging slash...

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Gant Capitol

carvewright, member | October 19th, 20091 comment

The task was to carve a replacement capitol for the front porch of a farmehouse dateing from the 1820's. The home owner supplied pictures of the originals, with measurements, and the replacement was...

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C3D: chest of 3 drawers

city_builder, member | October 19th, 20094 comments

Here's the first piece of furniture that I decided to not only design but also build on my own. It's a chest of drawers made of mostly solid maple hardwood. The design is based on a play of curves...

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Mini Armoire

kizerwoodworks, member | October 18th, 20091 comment

I had two ideas in mind when I designed this piece: I wanted to make a spice chest with the intimate bank of varied sized drawers as well as make a larger piece with tall sculpted legs. The...

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Workshop Cabinet

Leopardwood, member | October 18th, 20094 comments

This cabinet was an experiment in finishes. I wanted to try techniques to make a piece of furniture look old. It was designed to give me more enclosed space for tools. The...

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Walnut Boat Door.

sawdustexplosion, member | October 18th, 2009

This is a walnut door with brass hardware that I built and installed in my friends boat.

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Cherry Door

sawdustexplosion, member | October 18th, 2009

This is a cherry door that I built for our county Clerk's office. Notice the bookmatching on the three panels.

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Walnut 4 drawer dresser

Peterman, member | October 18th, 20096 comments

This was my first attempt at anything more complicated than a coffee table or cigar box. I've been contemplating something more complex for some time now and when my wife told me she was...

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entertainment center

Mstark, member | October 17th, 2009

This 10' long entertainment center was a commission from a client who told me; here's a 12' wall make something. The cabinet is made of Cherry, Quilted Maple and Bubinga.

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Birdseye maple and mahogany box

jbschutz, member | October 17th, 20094 comments

Birdseye maple bpx with mahogany accents and corner splines. 8.5 x 5 inches. Leaf is done in three parts with mahogany center vein. Lid is hinged with steel pins.

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Hallway Table

Horselord, member | October 17th, 2009

I built this table as a copy of a design that was used during my studies in college. The original piece was done using production equipment and commercial spray equipment. This was...

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Living Room Coffee Table

Horselord, member | October 17th, 20092 comments

A coffee table that I designed and made for my wife and I. We had an idea of what we wanted and came up with this. I think it came out nicely. It has a feeling of heaviness when...

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Desk With Hutch

APO, member | October 16th, 2009

Desk was made of alder with two coats of clear polyurethane for final finish.

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Jewelry Chest

APO, member | October 16th, 2009

Jewelry Chest made for Daughter of a friend. Woods used are Walnut, Maple, Purple Heart and Lyptus.

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Hawaiian Koa Box

jbschutz, member | October 16th, 20092 comments

Decorative box, made from Hawaiian Koa. Curved corners have maple splines and the lid is hinged with hidden steel pins.

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Sycamore boxes

jbschutz, member | October 16th, 20091 comment

Two Sycamore boxes with koa accents, spline and leaves. My attempt at two seasons; summer and autumn. Inset lid is hinged wiith hidden pins.

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Jewelery Display Minature Dresser

Danwyl, member | October 16th, 2009

My middle daughter wanted something different to display her hand made jewelery for sale in a store. I designed and built this rather whimsical 15" tall one.

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Rocking Horse

Getj, member | October 16th, 2009

This is the rocking horse I built for my grand niece I chose to make it out of hardwood maple and sapple finshed it in simi gloss poly

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Lingerie Dresser

Tom51, member | October 16th, 20095 comments

This seductive lingerie dresser is made of Mahogany, Gold Leaf, and Ambrosia Maple. The gold leaf has an overlay of fine crackle highlighted with acrylic. It has 6 drawers all finished...

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All Way Cabinet

emwin00, member | October 15th, 200910 comments

Drawers open from all four sides of this cabinet. Any given drawer can be pushed or pulled in order to open from either of two sides. The drawers self-register their closed location with rare earth...

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Kaidan Dansu

Curteshelman, member | October 15th, 20098 comments

Japanese chests were sometimes made as stairs to a loft, a Kaidan Dansu. This one is 80" tall and was constructed of wood from a soft maple tree that fell in my yard. Spalting is shown on the...

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Bedroom Storage/Display Unit

msinger, member | October 15th, 20093 comments

The requirements were simple: fill a wall that was over 14' long, with a 12' high ceiling, and hide the TV with something not too overwhelmingly massive, with matching nightstands and headboard. The...

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Pennsylvania Spice Box

lignumvitae, member | October 15th, 20094 comments

This is a traditional spice box but made interesting through the use of Chechan Rosewood as the primary wood and Bird's Eye Maple as the secondary wood. It follows the plan of Steve Latta...

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Bow front chest

mlrl, member | October 15th, 2009

Walnut bow front chest.

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Plant Stand

cawoodie, member | October 14th, 2009

A little plant stand. Constructed with laminated bent wood made in my woodbending class recently taken at Palomar Community College in San Marcos, CA.

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Grandfather Clock Wedding Gift

Jerbo, member | October 14th, 20098 comments

As a wedding gift we decided to make a grandfather clock for our son and his bride. We worked on it for about 6 months (off and on) and as a result we gave it to them late (a few months). We kept it...

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Our Daughter's Hope Chest

Jerbo, member | October 14th, 20099 comments

About 5 years ago we built a hope chest for our daughter. We used three species of wood. Maple, cedar and walnut. We used 3 types maple. Curly maple, Birdseye maple and quilted maple. I designed it...

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Corner Jewelry Cabinet

msinger, member | October 14th, 20096 comments

Corner Jewelry Cabinet

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Coffee table

Fibonacci, member | October 14th, 20091 comment

This table was built to match our Etager (also in Fine Woodworking Gallery) as a collection my wife and I have developed. The biggest chalenge was to plug the screw holes with something...

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The New Front Porch...

B.L. Zeebub, member | October 14th, 20094 comments

I know this isn't furniture but I built this stuff like it is furniture. There are mortises and tenons, splined mitres, biscuit joinery, segmented curves, bolections, reised panels and the use...

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Maple Leaf Cabinet

twodot, member | October 14th, 20095 comments

Curved front cabinet using shop-made veneers with a core of Baltic Birch ply. The exterior veneer, maple leaves and drawer are Santos mahogany. The interior is veneered with yellowheart. The pulls...

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