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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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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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Patio Privacy Screen using recycled cedar posts

pbecker, member | April 30th, 2009

I ripped the lattice from four 4x4 cedar posts that were a "decorative feature" on the front of our house that we bought in 2003. After an estimated 30 plus years the posts had rotted at ground level...

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Japanese shop stool

AaronDye, member | April 11th, 20092 comments

This is my shop stool for my woodshop in Japan. The design is a very old one similar to those used in for meditation in temples. The wood is Japanese cedar with a wax finish. As you can see the stool...

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Jewelry Box

JuliusNOLA, member | March 15th, 2009

I made this jewelry box for my granddaughter Gracie for her fourth birthday. In this project I used two articles from FWW. First the double rabbet at the edges of the box. The second article was how...

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Petrel Sea Kayak

GuillemotKayak, member | March 4th, 20094 comments

Cedar strip sea kayak. Strip-built of western red cedar with fiberglass, carbon-Kevlar and epoxy.

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Hand made Chisel Box

Pinamaral, member | October 27th, 20081 comment

Made in Cedar and Gonçalo Alves (Muiracatiara), handcrafted with dovetails and wood hinges.

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