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Jewelry Box- Bent laminated lid

guth3, member | March 14th, 20096 comments

This box was made with Rosewood, Ebony, and Fiddleback Maple. It is lined with Pig Skin Suede.

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Cherry Dresser

Michael666, member | March 8th, 20095 comments

I just finished this cherry dresser. The main unit is made from cherry with a lot of defects and character, probably why it cost about a dollar a board foot. Its a lot of extra work but...

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Willow crotch box

REStevens, member | March 8th, 2009

This box was made from a crotch out of a storm damaged willow tree in my yard. When I started to cut it up I noticed some spalting and decided to explore it and this is the result. Inside the...

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Wooden pottery box

REStevens, member | March 8th, 2009

This box is not turned. It is curly maple with natural color cut in layers and glued. I added 2 inlays mainly to perk up the lighter colored side. It is finished with 3 coats walnut oil...

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"ZEN" incense box

Hemski, member | March 7th, 20092 comments

I have made this box for a good friend. He is a master in "ZEN" and a passionate coach helping out many people having a better life.

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walnut box

tatsuhiko_oga, member | March 3rd, 2009

walnut box with cherry tray. I finished the outside of the box with oil and used shellac for inside the box. This box has solid brass 90-degree stop hinges.

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Australian Rosewood Jewelry Box

DWF, member | March 3rd, 2009

Australian Rosewood and Gabon Ebony Jewelry Box. the Box is sanded up to 1000 grid and then oiled, hand waxed to a warm smooth luster.

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Australian Rosewood Jewelry Box

DWF, member | March 1st, 2009

This Jewelry Box is made from Solid Australian Rosewood and Gabon Ebony. the Box is oiled and waxed to a semi gloss finish. The combination of the two woods give the case a very rich and...

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Keepsake Box

brew2ski, member | March 1st, 2009

This is my cherry and birdseye maple keepsake box that was shown in the readers gallery FWW#198. It features wrap around grain for the box sides and bookmatched cover and lids. The sides were cove...

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Childs Toy

Kieht, member | March 1st, 2009

I made this for one of my little girls, althought I have a hard time letting her play with it. HAHA It is made out of Cherry and Walnut.

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Oak box made from Civil War witness wood from Gettysburg PA (legally obtained). Box is ~ 5 x 3 x 2 with finger joint corners. Magnetic hinge for lid, allows lid to rotate out of the way or be removed...

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Granddaughter Katie's 16th birthday hope chest

andersonbill, member | February 25th, 2009

I build a cedar lined hope chest for my daughters and for my granddaughters upon their 16th birthday. This one belongs to Katie and it's the 5th one I've built. I used an Amana Tool® tambour bit...

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Brass Inlay Plane

Namriach, member | February 24th, 2009

This plane was made w/ 3/16" brass, Rosewood tote & knob, Jabota for the cap lever. The sides &sloe have 3/16" x 3/4" finger joints, soldered. The tote & knob were exopied amp...

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Small Box

Townsend_JoeCool, member | February 23rd, 20091 comment

Small box about 3 inches deep by 4 by 6

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TIGER MAPLE HIGHBOY

joebungy, member | February 23rd, 20092 comments

FLAT TOP HIGHBOY WITH HANDMADE DOVETAILS,ONE BOARD SIDES.FINISHED WITH ANILINE DYE AND WATCO OIL.

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Workbench (based on Lon Schleining's)

Sanjeev, member | February 22nd, 20092 comments

I made this Workbench in 2008 based on the design by Lon Schleining in FWW # 167. It is made of hard maple with Walnut and Jatoba highlights. The bench is 3" thick with 6" thick aprons. I made...

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Huntboard (based on Garrett Hack's)

Sanjeev, member | February 22nd, 20094 comments

This is my first real woodworking project in 2006 based on Garrett Hack's article in FWW #187. The wood is Cherry with Flamed Birch and Ebony. I did not have a jointer or planer at this time so all...

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Chess Table

Sanjeev, member | February 22nd, 20092 comments

I made this chess table in 2007 with cocobolo, maple and cherry. The frame is cherry with 1/8" thick maple and cocobolo veneer. The pulls and beading are cocobolo. The table has two drawers and two...

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Sewing Treasure Chest

Habu, member | February 20th, 20091 comment

This is a Sewing Treasure Chest for my wife. The bent-lamination, curved top is book matched, quarter sawn Sycamore. The case is Jatoba. The drawer sides are maple with Jatoba guide inserts. The...

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Spalted Bowl

mjfister, member | February 17th, 2009

This bowl is approximately 7.5" in diameter and 3.5" deep and turned from spalted hackberry - an amazing material. I use a vacuum chuck to reverse turn the foot (away) and finish with a tung...

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Master Bedroom Cherry Casings

Cbraunheim, member | February 17th, 2009

This is my master bedroom, which started out with a complete demo of the exterior walls (inside). After hours of weekend labor, the windows are done. All from American...

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Revolving Dictionary Stand

Dan01, member | February 17th, 2009

My wife and I designed this revolving dictionary stand as a place for her two volume Oxford English Dictionary. As a writer she uses the dictionary frequently. With other dictionary...

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Banks St. Coffee Table

clarkatron, member | February 13th, 2009

This piece was built for a client who wanted a coffee table with a few nice, little details, but didn’t want to “bump into it.” The result is a table with a small overhang, curved...

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A replica of the Benjamin Seaton Tool chest

wankero, member | January 28th, 20093 comments

In 2006 I decided to build a replica of the Seaton tool chest. The chest itself took about nine months working about three hours a day. Another hundred or so hours was spent making some of the...

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Cube side tables

applekor, member | January 27th, 20092 comments

These "Cube" side tables are a simple, modern design. Because they have no defined bottom or top they can be used in different configurations as low or higher side tables or as a base for a...

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cherry cradle

jnc1, member | January 25th, 2009

Cradle is of my own design and made of native cherry, joinery is pocket screws, biscuits, and carpenters glue. Finish is boiled linseed oil and paste wax.

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Demilune Tables

uwwoodworker, member | January 24th, 2009

I designed and built these demilune tables for my wife and my two daughters. They are 24" high by 26" wide by 13 1/2" deep. They're constructed in black walnut, and finished with four...

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Dining table with inlay

HenryHud, member | January 22nd, 20095 comments

Solid Walnut Dining Table for my wife. Line inlay is red Oak. character inlay is Cherry.

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Box Joint Tool Chest

Holt, member | January 21st, 20091 comment

This is a Tool Box built with box joints

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Small arts and crafts chest

SteveHit, member | January 19th, 20092 comments

Made from quartersawn English oak (quercus robur). The top is a single slab with a copper inlay etched with the chemical equation for photosynthesis. The stay is leather. Finished in boiled linseed...

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Walnut and Maple Night Stand

ptarchuk, member | January 18th, 20091 comment

I built this night table in my garage in the evenings while taking my first year of cabinetry schooling last fall. The design was inspired by my late uncle who first attracted me to...

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Humidors

applekor, member | January 18th, 2009

Made as Christmas presents for my four , cigar smoking, golf buddies, these Humidors are constructed from spalted maple, flame and curly maple with black walnut and mahogany edging and detailing. The...

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