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Display Cabinet - Through Dovetails

rlafferty, member | March 30th, 20094 comments

This display cabinet houses a collection of navigational sextants. It has glass doors, glass shelving, and accent lighting from above. The case, base, and door frames are clear eastern...

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Storage Chest

Bricofleur -, contributor | March 28th, 2009

Finally the storage chest I started in November is completed and was delivered this morning to my youngest daughter for her 30th birthday. She was very happy. If you want to see the whole process of...

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Tokyo Autumn

ATWilliams, member | March 23rd, 20091 comment

Tokyo Autumn Flame Birch Top, with Black Walnut, Paduak, and Spanish Cedar “ Maple Leaves” inlays The Base is Western Red Cedar faux finished to look like stone.

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The Elements Collection - Fire

ATWilliams, member | March 23rd, 20092 comments

Fire Ebonized White Ash Legs and Top Frame with solid Padauk top inset and leg stretchers

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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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Dead Man's Chest

auger, member | March 15th, 20092 comments

14 in. wide, 10 in. high, hand forged steel, 2 hand made swords, hand carved skull, each rivet individually welded, has removable interior shelf, weighs approx. 8 lbs,

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Texas Mesquite Box

Jvonhat, member | March 12th, 2009

Box is made from Texas Mesquite Tree. It is a free form with red lining. I aplied 5 coats of polyurethane, sanding between each coat then I applied wax and buffed.

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Whistle Boxes

Michael666, member | March 9th, 2009

These simple boxes contain a matched pair of cuckoo whistles, the kind that are available as replacements for cuckoo clocks. The taller box has longer whistles in it so its tone is deeper than...

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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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Tookie's box

aanorm69, member | March 5th, 2009

Pet Casket Final home for our beloved 18 year old mutt, Tookie.

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Art&Craft Writing Dsk

Kieht, member | March 1st, 2009

This is a design from this web site. I loved the look and built this for my mother that works from home over the internet. I used quarter-sawn white oak and maple for the draw boxes.

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Our Kitchen Table

Joe Scannell, member | February 28th, 2009

We needed a kitchen table slightly narrower than standard, to fit in a breakfast nook. The madrone is from a tree I cut down more than 25 years ago, and air dried. The top is quartersawn...

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Keepsake Box

Hansbilt, member | February 25th, 20091 comment

This is a keepsake box I made as a gift for my girlfriend on her birthday. The top and sides are made from solid curly maple. The maple was slightly thicker than an inch...

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Man's Jewelry Box

Phil277, member | February 25th, 2009

The design for this box was inspired by a Chip Carving design book by Wayne Barton. The final layout, construction and dimensions are of my design. The box measures 5" tall x 7 1/2" front...

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Display case

Voltorsfury, member | February 24th, 2009

I built this cabinet to display my dragon collectable's. It was my first project this big with oak. It turned out amazing, the grains really pops!

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Corner Cupboard

Voltorsfury, member | February 24th, 2009

Needed cabinet space so i found this in a book I had about woodworking about 2 years ago. This was my first big project and I am thrilled with the outcome. We use it everyday now for kitchen storage.

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Jewelry Box Xmas Present for Wife

Voltorsfury, member | February 21st, 20092 comments

This is a jewelry box I made for my wife this christmas. I was very pleased with the outcome especially since last year I wouldn't use any wood except home depot pine for fear of mistakes being...

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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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Desk

derevo, member | February 18th, 20092 comments

The desk is made of solid African padauk and hard maple. In the joints pins are router cut and tails are hand cut. Breadboards are tenoned and glued only in the middle to allow the top...

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Craftsman Style Rocking Chair

APO, member | February 17th, 20098 comments

This is the first complex project I have completed. Made entirely of walnut with leather seat. Construction includes 44 mortise and tenon joints and it was completed in two weeks. I...

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Writing desk

derevo, member | February 17th, 2009

The desk is made of solid African padauk and hard maple. (Except for drawers’ bottom, which is plywood). The finish is 3 coats of wipe-on polyurethane. Legs can be detached for transportation.

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Chess Set

Haldeman, member | January 29th, 20092 comments

This chess set is made of walnut and maple, the top is walnut and maple veneer and the drawer fronts are zebrawood veneer. I turned the pieces on my midi lathe from walnut and maple alsonbsp...

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Cherry Chest-on-Chest

sawdustdad, member | January 27th, 2009

This chest-on-chest was published in FWW #81 with an article by Carlyle Lynch. Some changes I made include dovetailed carcases, sliding dovetails for the dust frames and dovetailed drawers. Drawer...

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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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6 tier shelf

cobra51958, member | January 21st, 2009

6 shelfs prymid upward, inward

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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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Night Stand Table

cacoon, member | January 16th, 2009

This night stand is made from red oak and walnut. The legs have a strip of walnut laminated in their center. The walnut drawer front is accented by oak through dovetails. The lower shelf is cut away...

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newborn cradle

woodworker52, member | January 15th, 2009

I built this cradle when the first grandchild was announced on my father's side of the family. It is made entirely of wood with no metal anywhere. All the grandchildren slept in it, even if only for...

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Greene & Greene style bookcase

dickvn, member | January 14th, 2009

This is a bookcase I designed and built for my wife. She requested G&G-style, sized to fit in a certain space and to hold specific books. It's 42-1/2"W x 28"W x 12"D. It's wider than...

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ADAM'S BOX

LRR58, member | January 14th, 2009

A variation on the tradidional corner key yields a simple and decorative element to this box lid.

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custom book shelf

cobra51958, member | January 12th, 2009

pine,baltic birch cabinet grade ply,rolls easily on wheels

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