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copper panel cherry sofa table

AlexSutula, member | November 17th, 20091 comment

This is the first piece of furniture that I made that i own. I figured it was about time i got to keep a piece of furniture that I made. This piece took me a while because it was a pain...

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5 drawer chest and blanket chest

djgtor, member | October 20th, 20091 comment

5 drawer chest and blanket chest. This is part of a bedroom set I finished several years ago. The woods are pine, lacewood, wenge. All frame and panel construction. Some home...

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shaker inspired dresser

djgtor, member | October 12th, 20094 comments

Shaker inspired dresser with door. Made from yellow birch. It will be used for a change table for my daughter after she is born! All techniques used to build the piece were taken...

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Pair of Chests of Drawers

wrrnvghn, member | October 6th, 2009

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Valley of Virginia side table

sneigh, member | September 30th, 20092 comments

This is a reproduction of a walnut table of unknown origins. The original was probably built by a farmer. The inlay pattern was developed in the late 18th century by cabinet makers in the north...

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Shaker Style Hallway Table

Broker593, member | September 10th, 2009

Shaker-Style Hall TableHard MapleDado-Rabbet drawersRound pullsGel Stain FinishApprox. 35 hours

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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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chest of drawers

djgtor, member | September 2nd, 2009

Shaker chest of drawers made from yellow birch. My own design. with construction elements taken from many fww articles. The case features large (2 1/2") box joints, dovetail keyed...

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Radiator / Candle / Side table

GraemeSmith, member | July 31st, 2009

Living in a Colonial House has its challenges. Colonial exterior, Federal makeover inside and out, 1950's heating. In the dining room the solution to a large cast iron radiator in 1950...

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Spalted Maple Bowl

Sikverback, member | July 31st, 20093 comments

This bowl was turned from an ornamental maple tree which died several years ago. My neighbor and his grandson finally cut it down this spring and I managed to save some of it before it was...

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Cherry Hutch from Taunton's Plans

bones, member | July 18th, 2009

Cherry hutch made drom Taunton's plans. Made from figured cherry with drawers made from Maple. The glass is Seed glass from a stained glass shop. Hardware is Victorian and...

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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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Custom wardrobe unit

jamiep, member | June 18th, 2009

Custom wardrobe unit

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Entertainment center

jamiep, member | June 18th, 2009

Custom entertainment centre, designed and built for clients.

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Dining room corner cabinets

jamiep, member | June 18th, 2009

Dining room corner cabinet designed and built for clients

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Pencil post bed

JO07, member | June 15th, 20091 comment

Pencil post bed - constructed from locally harvested cherry.

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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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Butternut Kitchen

johnwatters, member | June 3rd, 20091 comment

Happening upon a stack of rough-cut, air dried Butternut in Vermont, I took it home to Virginia to remodel and redesign my kitchen. Cabinet boxes of white flakeboard laminate with natural...

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Media Room

boathik, member | June 2nd, 2009

Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 This is my basement media room which has four...

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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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Copied from a store display unit that my wife liked. I asked if I could measure it up as I was a New Yankee workshop apprentice. They agreed. Came across some good pine shelving that another retail...

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Chestnut Ratchet Lamp

geppetto425, member | May 7th, 20093 comments

I bought 3 reclaimed wormy chestnut boards online and made this ratchet lamp. No stain, oil/varnishand and wax finish.

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Elm Credenza

locsird, member | May 1st, 20092 comments

Elm Credenza with bookmatched Burr Elm Panels in both sides of the doors. The top is hand cut dovetailed to the sides, the bottom shelf through tenoned with Rosewood wedges. The drawer fronts, made...

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Walnut shaker crib and nursery set

UnseenWombat, member | April 29th, 2009

I built this nursery set for my first daughter, Zoë Danielle, born on 3-16-09. I designed it myself and made plans on Autocad. My mother and I built it from solid walnut. The crib has drawers...

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Miniature Blanket Chest

NoMoMoJo, member | April 29th, 2009

The original of this miniature blanket chest is at Pleasant Hill. Made of cherry with a poplar bottom, all of the dovetails on the chest and plinth are hand cut. Finish is gel varnish.

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Shaker Dining Table

Semisteel, member | April 29th, 20091 comment

I made this Shaker table for our kitchen last year. All edges are radiused so as to contribute to the look and feel of never ending curves. They also add to the feeling of lightness I really like...

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Shaker shakers

Charles Griffith, contributor | April 29th, 20091 comment

For "whole lotta Shaker" I've made a whole lotta posts, nearly once a day since March 31. Today is the event's last day, so I figure it's okay to close with something silly. I saw this idea in a...

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Shaker style hutch, milk-painted

Charles Griffith, contributor | April 28th, 20095 comments

Finished this today. Made a similar one as a Christmas present for one of our kids (posted 4/5) and liked it so much I made this one for us. Unlike the other (which, below the counter, had nine...

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shaker bureau

Tjerand, member | April 27th, 2009

Shaker high leged bureau made for costumer. Solid oak. The finnishe is oil, Shaker bureau width clean lines and iron hardweare. The mecanical openingmecanisms is designed by myself. The bottom drawer...

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Three Shaker end tables with shelf, cherry

Charles Griffith, contributor | April 27th, 2009

Three tapered-leg end tables, each sized and proportioned to fit a space. The shelves have breadboard ends to avoid seasonal wood movement issues. Tables two and three were darkened by exposure to...

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Shaker oval boxes and other furniture

Soltis, member | April 26th, 2009

Everything made is of Shaker inspired design. I have made many Shaker pieces over the years. Oval boxes are made of various domestic and exotic woods.

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Shaker bench, cherry

Charles Griffith, contributor | April 25th, 20093 comments

I made four of these benches for our town's historical museum. They couldn't be simpler to look at, but their joinery presented a challenge. The legs and trestle are joined by interlocking cutouts...

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