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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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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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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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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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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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Tallboy

frr, member | October 28th, 2009

Tallboy 52 inch high, 78 inch wide, 20 inch deep made from Walnut, figured Maple and Mahogany. Designed to have great integral strength with features such as extra bracing underneathnbspin...

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Shoji Cube Cabinet

kerryMarshall, member | October 28th, 20091 comment

Shoji Cube Cabinet This four sided Shoji cabinet explores a square on square design both within the kumikos and the cabinet itself. An interior shelf continues the square pattern. The cork...

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Architectural DVD cabinet

msinger, member | October 28th, 20091 comment

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Teak Outdoor Kitchen Cabinet

davedogg2218, member | October 28th, 20091 comment

This is a solid hardwood cabinet I built for my outdoor kitchen. There isn't one piece of plywood or veneer in this. Measures 6'6x3' and weighs about 600 lbs. The top, drawer...

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4 shelf cabinet

gewima, member | October 27th, 2009

4 shelf cabinet. cherry

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Black lacquer and Cherry

gewima, member | October 27th, 20091 comment

End table cabinet made from Cherry with black lacquered poplar frame.

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Mannerist Mission Buttoned Cabinet

PSeverin, member | October 27th, 20091 comment

A cabinet for storing sweaters, built in white oak, set into a supporting red oak frame. The panels on the upper section are slats of of white oak held apart by...

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Rice Paddy Inspired Cabinet

Leopardwood, member | October 23rd, 20094 comments

I enjoy experimenting with finishes. The inspiration for this piece came from a drawing of a rice paddy. This built-in cabinet is made from oak. I applied shellac to the...

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After The Goldrush lingerie cabinet

clpiton, member | October 21st, 200926 comments

Sculpted and curved waterfall bubinga case and drawers appear to float on a fiddleback maple stand with carved calla lily legposts. Patinated copper back, marquetry and inlay throughout, removable...

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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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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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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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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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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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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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multi use cabinet

mickeyz, member | October 14th, 20091 comment

This cabinet can be used in the kitchen, on the patio or it makes for a great shop cabinet. The draws were my first attempt at dovetailing!

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Serendipity Cabinet

ScottStewartDesigns, member | October 13th, 20093 comments

Made with birdseye, maple, and purpleheart, 28"h x 25"w x17"d. I named this cabinet because it began as a picture frame...after cutting some stepped strips for the frame I realized that they...

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Yaffa

bakbook, member | October 13th, 20093 comments

Wood:Brazilian nut. Fronts are half set.

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shaker inspired dresser

djgtor, member | October 12th, 20094 comments

Shaker inspired dresser with door. Made from yellow birch. It will be used for a change table for my daughter after she is born! All techniques used to build the piece were taken...

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Window and Maple Table Cabinet

cweink01, member | October 12th, 2009

I am interested in the history of pieces and like incorporate that into what I make. The door is a casement window from a 1920's house in MA and the beautiful maple top is from an old wrecked table...

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Showcase with TV Lift and Hidden Jewelry Storage

Andy Pitts, member | October 10th, 20093 comments

Cherry, Red Oak, Sycamore, Ambrosia Maple, Walnut Shellac Polish Finish 33"H x 43-1/2"W x 17-1/4"D I call this a Special Cabinet because it is a quite amazing combination of needs and design. It...

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Magazine Box Cabinet

StillTrying, member | October 8th, 2009

The cabinet holds 21 magazine boxes that are sized to hold two years of your favorite woodworking magazine. The cabinet is maple with handcut dovetails. The magazine boxes are 3/16" thick...

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Microwave hutch

Woodswarrior, member | October 4th, 2009

A new kitchen backsplash created a desire to get the microwave off of the counter top, resulting in this self designed hutch. It is solid mahogany and mahogany plywood with a rich red mahogany...

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