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sipo slab table

deckboards, member | November 28th, 2008

single slab table, 88"x48" the whole thing is held together by 4 purpleheart pegs, and its sheer weight 550 + lbs. !!!

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mahogany box

tatsuhiko_oga, member | November 21st, 20087 comments

mahogany box: 300x200x120mm, with hand veneered sapele base. I used only hide glue. I finished the outside of the box with teak oil, then thinned polyurethane, and used shellac for inside the box.

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hall table

pype, member | November 20th, 200810 comments

This small table is Honduran mahogany. The raised top is veneered in curly maple. The drawer fronts are redgum, and the accents and handles are ebony. The drawer sides are...

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Chippendale wing chair frame

jbov, member | November 16th, 2008

Miniature(childrens) size wing chair frame with Philadelphia style ball and claw foot. Made from mahogany, soft maple(secondary), and poplar(secondary). Brackets were added to support...

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Pedestal

atomic, member | November 12th, 20083 comments

This one was a bit complicated. It was designed and built for a fine art glass collector to use for displaying her collection. Materials consist of Honduran mahogany (hope the rainforests forgive me...

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auto aristocracy #1

atomic, member | November 12th, 2008

This is another piece I completed in my undergratuate years. I was trying to fuse classic furniture styles with classic automobile forms. It is constructed of solid poplar, and mahogony accents, then...

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auto aristocracy

atomic, member | November 12th, 2008

This is a piece I completed in my undergratuate years. I was trying to fuse classic furniture styles with classic automobile forms. It is constructed of solid poplar (including a coppered back), and...

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Zebrawood Table

retiredengineer, member | November 8th, 20084 comments

This coffee table was my attempt at a "modern oriental" style and was a present to my daughter Erin. The top was solid zebrawood finished with a coat of clear Danish oil, blond shellac, and 6...

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Koa and mango chessboard with mahogany surround

duppenthalerj, member | November 6th, 2008

Koa and mango chessboard with mahogany surround is 74cm (29") on a side to accommodate large chess pieces hand carved in Micronesia.

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Jewelry Box

RonT, member | November 5th, 2008

This is a Mahogany jewelry box I presented to my wife last Valentines day. The box is african mahogany with a stain and a gel-urethane finish and made up of 129 individual pieces. The top and...

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Tansu inspired writing desk

manksheffield, member | November 3rd, 2008

I built this writing desk/cabinet for a friend. The maple panels are from two really nice boards I had that have air-dried for around 50 years. I wanted to place the pulls more towards...

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Lecturn / Shtender

chaim, member | October 27th, 20081 comment

This Lectern is made from African Walnut and Mahogany. The top is carved with the Star of David and indented with smaller stars for the field and border. I darkened the Walnut with a dye stain to...

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Audio furniture 'crane'

ArneO, member | October 24th, 2008

Audio furniture / cabinet inspired by a discovery channel programm about cranes! Take a look at my website (www.drstafel.nl) to see an animation and a better view at the construction.

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Display Bookcase

cafmotox, member | October 14th, 2008

i have to say that i really enjoyed this project. the customer wanted something that looked verry traditional without all of the itriquit carvings and appliques. it needed to fit into a somwhat...

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Tables

Ninor, member | October 14th, 2008

Tables.

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Cutting / Serving Boards

Ninor, member | October 14th, 2008

Made of Maple, mahogany , Oak, Ipe and more....

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Boxes and Bowls

Ninor, member | October 13th, 2008

Various boxes and bowls.

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Hall Bench

Adam King, contributor | October 9th, 20083 comments

Hall Bench made from African Mahogany. Featuring hand panited Gingko Leaf accents. Finish is Oil Varnish/Shellac.

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Demilune Table

Sheraton, member | October 8th, 20081 comment

A veneered flamed crotch mahogany top with inlaid sand-shaded fan, 5 inlaid points and a ripple sycamore border. Legs solid mahogany. Apron is an 1/8" thick solid piece of mahogany veneered to a MDF...

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"Pump house" Doors

AustinTom, member | October 7th, 2008

Doors panels are tongue and groove at bottom to shed water. Wood is Philipine mahogony.

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Small Box

Betsy Engel, contributor | October 2nd, 20083 comments

This is my first woodworking project. When I saw an excerpt from Doug Stowe's recent book, "Basic Box Making" on FW.com, I printed it off and brought it home to my husband & told...

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Mahogany Coffee Table

Justin Fink, contributor | October 2nd, 2008

Mahogany coffee table with compound curve legs, arched aprons, and maple inlay on top. Finish is powdered pumice (to fill in grain), 3 coats of varnish, top coat of paste wax.

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Mahogany bowl

David Heim, contributor | October 2nd, 2008

I wanted the bowl to be reminiscent of work by Bob Stocksdale, one of the mid-20th century turners who helped reinvigorate the craft. It's made from mahogany and measured 7 in. in dia. and 2 in. high...

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Horseshoe Armchair

Matt Berger, editor | October 1st, 20082 comments

The design for this chair was inspired by a 17th-century Ming Dynasty horseshoe armchair on display at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts. Dozens of sketches later, it took on a look...

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