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Dry-sink vanity

patwreck, member | November 14th, 2009

This is a country style dry-sink I did that we needed for our washroom. It's entirely pine except for the ceramic counter to prevent little accidents. I kept the carcasse box-joint prolonged to pop...

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Entertainment Center

LJ2000, member | September 19th, 2009

This was a project I started for a customer in Montana and was looking for a more southwest style and came up with this it a entertainment center with slat inlays on the doors and molding this is a...

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Workbench "Kentooky" (M14A3)

saw5ft, member | September 13th, 2009

This workbench i made at the present time. When I finish it, place photo and annotations for that.

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Pine Corner TV Stand

Senomozi, member | September 5th, 2009

Solid pine corner TV stand loosely inspired from traditional French-Canadian pine cabinets. The six inch high recess provides decent space for AV equipment. Raised panel doors swing 180 degrees to...

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reclaimed pine nightstands

djgtor, member | September 2nd, 2009

These nightstands were made from 12" pine boards taken from and old built in clost organizer. The legs/stiles are square pine spindles from a balcony railing we removed from our house.

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Round Table

drstevick, member | July 30th, 2009

A co-worker introduced me to Fine Woodworking Magazine, and I was instantly hooked. But, at the same time, I was worried that I would never be able to come anywhere near to matching some of the...

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Sandy Hook Cottage Built In

joohdee, member | July 30th, 2009

A pine built in sized to acomodate client's new panel TV at their waterfront cottage on Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba. Needless to say, the pine hasn't darkened from the UV yet.

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Skin on Frame Kayak

GuillemotKayak, member | July 27th, 2009

This kayak was built using the traditional Greenland Inuit form of a wooden frame with bent ribs. The long stringers are Alaskan yellow cedar, the ribs are white oak, and the stems are pine. The...

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Queen Anne/William and Mary highboy

ChicagoMark, member | July 23rd, 2009

A combination of elements from 2 pieces that I saw in some books that I really liked: one a William and Mary highboy, and another, a Queen Anne highboy. Built from solid Pine, Poplar, and Birch...

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Shaker Table

whitedogstr8leg, member | July 5th, 2009

Pieces of an old loft bed for most of this, with a water bed's side frame providing the leg blanks. Tapered legs with a hand plane.

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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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lisa's library

TexasCity, member | June 29th, 20091 comment

My Daughter didn't want just bookcase she wanted them to look built in With ladder . The ceiling is wall paper with a emboss design. The bookcase are made of popular, the molding is nbspstainable...

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Chest with a workspace

bafaans, member | June 28th, 20093 comments

84L 36W 39H 13 Wood species used from local logger, Self Air dried, Salvaged stairs and pallets. 8 Months to complete. Demountable for easier transport.

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Log Beds

GarrisonWoodworking, member | June 28th, 2009

These are two Log Beds I made for a family Cabin up in the Rocky Mountains. They are made from Lodgepole Pine trees that I harvested myself in the foothills.

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Indian on an Indian Box

JoeSidiski, member | June 26th, 2009

This dome top bandsaw box was made from pine as a gift for my father-in-law who had a stroke. The pine was wood that he had purchased before his stroke which left him partially paralyzednbsp...

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Lisa's Libary

TexasCity, member | June 25th, 2009

Bookcases, Paneing W/trim ,wallpaper ceiling,crown molding and assorted molding

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Stepped Tool Cabinet

rfritz, member | June 8th, 20091 comment

This tool and storage cabinet was a concept that originally started with a base cabinet of drawers then slowly evolved into a cabinet on a cabinet. The door on the lower cabinet and internal drawers...

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Seaton Chest

stephen13, member | June 8th, 20092 comments

This is a close copy of the seaton chest made of white pine and mahogany veneer with a finish of blue milk paint and shellac.

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Quilters Cabinet

vestalr, member | June 7th, 20091 comment

With so much material for quilting laying around a place was needed to Store it. This was the design used just for that. Just a simple hanging cabinet.

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medicine cabinet

GrosseDesign, member | June 7th, 2009

I built this medicine cabinet of pine with an antique whitewash finish and coated it with several layers of polyurethane. There is lighting behind the crown molding on the wall making it stand out to...

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Building Our First Built-Ins

sjdehner, member | June 4th, 2009

We are in our thirties and just recently finished building our first house. Having moved from Washington state to a small town along the Maine coast we worked to build a house that settled...

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Finish Carpenter's Dream Bench/Cabinet

bob123456789, member | June 3rd, 20093 comments

Miter saw stand with fold up sides made of pine & finished with Varathane. Swivel casters for moving, tools are stored in 2 tool boxes that get attached to the fold up side wings, the tool boxes...

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Hanging Hand Tool Cabinet

iccs, member | June 3rd, 20092 comments

All joinery and wood cut by hand tools, cobbled together from ideas of other's cabinets. Carcass joinery are hand cut thru dovetails, the drawers are half blind dovetails.

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Hanging Tool Cabinet

snyderwood, member | June 3rd, 20091 comment

Made of reclaimed and re sawn pine. Box joints at corners, tongue and groove front and back. Hanging on French cleats. Finished with Shellac and wax

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FAMILY BAR

rpl1978, member | May 30th, 2009

The Family Bar was built with old reclaimed barn boards. The bars framework was built with 2 X 4 lumber that was laying around in my workshop waiting for it's next project. Even some of...

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"Pleasant Retrreat" table

CDuBose, member | May 27th, 2009

Asian inspired console table made from historic heart pine reclaimed from "Pleasant Retreat" (ca. 1810. Appomattox Co., VA) with salvaged green slate top

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Plain Pine Plane Cabinet

Matthew Lawrence, member | May 21st, 20091 comment

This is a simple Shaker designed cabinet in plain old construction grade southern yellow pine. It is finished so as to emulate a pumpkin pine finish: clear stain, maple stain...

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Tool tote

dryden, member | May 19th, 20091 comment

This is a tool tote I made at christmas for my daughter's boyfriend. He's a plumber so it sits on rubber feet to keep it out of the wet. The top trays slides out either side to allow access to the...

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Paint Shelves

slashdev, member | May 18th, 20091 comment

The house next door was being demolished, and I salvaged the subfloor to make this shelving unit for storing paint in our basement. Because these boards had also been used for the foundations...

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Carved Chairmaker's Tool Chest by Rev. Jim Paulson

pastorchairmaker, member | May 18th, 20096 comments

Rev. Jim Paulson made this 18th century style tool chest to hold a set of Windsor chairmaker's tools. He brought his dovetailed pine chest to a chairmaking class at The Windsor...

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Shutter Table

MsCut, member | May 13th, 20091 comment

A shutter from my great-grandfather's house became a wedding gift table for his great-great-grandson. Stiles became legs. Rails became the top frame. Louvres became aprons and the...

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Closet Shelves and Brackets

slashdev, member | May 12th, 2009

These brackets and shelves were made from recycled pine. Our 1906 house had a simple Jelly Cabinet in the basement that was rotting at the base and falling apart. I salvaged what I could...

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