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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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Spline-miter box

magnolia56, member | September 30th, 20091 comment

Spline-miter box made of Honduras mahogany, bird's-eye-maple, Gabon ebony and banding.

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Piano Box

clarkatron, member | September 28th, 20091 comment

This box came about as a commission to build something out of what little was left of an old family piano after it had been irreparably damaged. Unfortunately, the body of the piano couldn't be...

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A new deskfor my iMac

mogador, member | September 20th, 20091 comment

I design this desk for my iMac which is too high on a regular desktop. Imac screen is slightly at the level and also outside the desk on a independant foot. Glass and walnut give a good effect...

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Arts and Crafts Bed

Michael666, member | August 30th, 20095 comments

I have finally completed my Queen sized bed. Regrettably, the light was not ideal for photography with my dated digital camera. I have incorporated several ideas that I liked from a...

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Segmented Gentlemans Pen

jj9ball, member | August 1st, 20091 comment

This is a segmented pen I made from Holly, Bloodwood, and Ebony. I first made a lamination of the three woods. Then I drilled the holes for the tubes. After that I cut the...

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Walnut Hall Table With Live Edge

Dale Osowski, contributor | July 26th, 20092 comments

Live edge top with Ebony & Wenge butterflies, strechers are stainless steel. Finish is oil / varnish followed by wax.

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Greene & Greene / Arts and Crafts Sofa Table

dfrangipane, member | July 23rd, 2009

Arts and crafts table with Greene & Greene design elements. Very fun to make. The inlay on the lower shelf is actually about 1/16" proud of the surface giving an interesting...

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Sheraton Side Tables in Mahogany

Sanjeev, member | July 18th, 20092 comments

I wanted to try my hands on turning. This project was a result of that. The eight legs on these tables are the only eight pieces of wood I have ever mounted on a lathe. I also used the...

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The project after the Tool Chest

Diviner, member | July 9th, 2009

After building the tool chest, I didn't get the sense of fulfillment I imagined incorporating the usual woodworking techniques like joinery. But I did enjoy all the decorative work. The next leg of...

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Electric Guitar

PatrickKana, member | July 2nd, 20096 comments

This was my first attempt at an electric guitar from scratch and I am very pleased. It was also an experiment using the quartersawn Pine as the top instead of a traditional hardwood, yet it...

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Library

loalark, member | June 26th, 2009

Ebony Library.

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Office and storage

loalark, member | June 26th, 2009

White Ash veneer and solids, Ebony pulls and copper details. Clear and black dyed urethane finish. Each vertical unit has a slightly different base/kickplate format. Handmade ladder. Upper...

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Mission Style Media Bookcase

John42, member | June 24th, 2009

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Toolbox for the Workshop

snapperhead, member | June 19th, 20094 comments

I needed a tool box in my workshop to hold all my carving tools and hand tools. I had tools in rolls, different cabinets and boxes. When I needed something it took time to find their...

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Library Wall

Craig_T, member | June 17th, 20095 comments

This 33 foot long by 9 1/2 foot high built in cabinet incorporates several bookcases, pantry storage, an electronic component area, and various other types of storage. The clients...

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Small Paduak Chest of Drawers

nikpalmer, member | June 12th, 2009

Nik Palmer This was a hardest project i have completed to date. A small chest of Paduak. Paduak is very beautiful, smells incredible when worked, but is hellishly dusty and dry (or maybe that...

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Walnut and Birch Jewelry Box

Odrisan, member | June 5th, 20091 comment

Walnut and flame birch with ebony miter splines. Finished with padded shellac, rubbed out and waxed to fairly high gloss.

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Coffee Table inspired by Greene and Greene

OaklandCraftsman, member | May 28th, 20091 comment

My 2nd project. Design compiled from countless pieces on the internet. Solid Mahogany with Ebony plugs and splines. Breadboard ends, cloud lifts on aprons, and proud finger jointed...

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A Cherry Drop-front Desk

Jurgen01, member | May 28th, 20096 comments

This cherry, birch & ebony drop-front desk was a gift for my then-5-year-old granddaughter, who just loves all the drawers and storage spaces for her artwork supplies. She also finds the...

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Serpentine Chair

tjgorma, member | May 18th, 2009

Dining chair in cherry, ebony, stainless steel, nylon monofilament line, nickel-plated aluminum. Finished with gel stain and laquer.

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Bubinga & Maple Credenza

SFWoodworks, member | May 1st, 20095 comments

This is from my wine cabinet series. This piece though made for the show of The Furniture Society Conference held at Victoria, BC., Canada, Frame is bubinga, door panels are maple...

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Rock Star Bat Dresser

lundbergbros, member | April 21st, 20091 comment

My brother and I made this out of beautiful grained solid quarter sawn oak. It has ebonized (not painted but dyed) walnut legs, inlayed reeds (top and drawers), and bat wing corbels. The 5...

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Intarsia Redtail Hawk

Ronbo442, member | April 20th, 20091 comment

Intarsia redtail hawk from purchased plans.

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John Hall Frame

Marc Spagnuolo, contributor | April 17th, 20091 comment

This is my reproduction of a frame made by John Hall in 1909. I had the good fortune of taking direct measurements and tracings from the original which allowed me to get my version pretty darn close. Mine is on the left, and the John Hall original is on the right. Thanks for looking!

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Boxes With & Without, Marquetry & Carving

DennisZongker, member | April 11th, 20092 comments

This is the same style of box. One with & without carving & marquetry. The Hardwood is out of Africa Mahogany & Ebony. The marquetry is out of Maple Burl, Ebony, Bloodwood, Walnut...

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Jefferson style writing desk

AaronDye, member | April 11th, 2009

FWW had an article that inspired me to build this. I can't remember which one but the project turned out well. Their version was mahogany. I decided to try it with Bird's eye maple and Gaboon Ebony...

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Shaker Night Stand

cbkearney, member | April 2nd, 20093 comments

Shaker Night Stand. Cherry top and drawer front are french polished with shellac. The base is ash painted with black milk paint and sealed with shellac. Drawer sides and bottom are poplar, also...

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Variation on a Maloof

Lindau, member | March 30th, 2009

Bubinga with Madagascar Ebony

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The Gift of Reclamation

dhaarburger, member | March 24th, 2009

People always say the next generation is the most rebellious, revolutionary, and sometimes out of touch. Well, I like to think of myself as two of those. I am a 16 year old aspiring woodworker...

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A box of drawers

gkemper, member | March 22nd, 200925 comments

My wife has been after me to make a box to keep all her cross stitching supplies in. The boxis a cube 17" square with the feet height of 7/8" and extending beyond the cube 3/8" on each side. It will...

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Walnut Box

RoyC, member | March 21st, 20092 comments

Walnut, lacewood, and ebony jewelry box after design by Krenov

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