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Doll table and chairs.

Hallmark, member | October 31st, 2009

Doll table and chairs made from hard and soft maple for my daughter. Table is 19 1/4" H and the top is 20 1/2 square finished with shellac then Oil & Urethane topcoat, Chairs are 24...

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Craftsman frame and shelf combination in oak.

Hallmark, member | October 31st, 2009

Arts and Crafts picture frame and shelf combo in quartersawn oak. Frame H 17 1/4, W 13 1/4. Shelf H 4 5/8, W 28 1/2, D 5 1/2

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Showcase with TV Lift and Hidden Jewelry Storage

Andy Pitts, member | October 10th, 20093 comments

Cherry, Red Oak, Sycamore, Ambrosia Maple, Walnut Shellac Polish Finish 33"H x 43-1/2"W x 17-1/4"D I call this a Special Cabinet because it is a quite amazing combination of needs and design. It...

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Serpetine Chest of drawers

Masterbull, member | September 27th, 20093 comments

I cut veneers from a crotch of Cuban mahogany, and filled the voids with epoxy (black lines). The feet are wedged to give the flared look. Poplar is the seconadary wood with holly used for the...

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This is my and my wife's first big woodworking project. It took close to nine months to complete since we only put a few hours a week into it at our on base woodshop, but heavens was it worth it. We...

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Sunrise Collection: Etagere

optreon1, member | September 9th, 20091 comment

Frank and Lila Cooper's love for nature has influenced their custom furniture making collaboration. They have truly created functional works of art. They surrounded themselves with art works of many...

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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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Queen Anne Footstool

CTWoodwright, member | September 2nd, 2009

My second effort at hand shaped cabriole legs with pad feet (getting better). Upolstry needs work, but that's not my forte nor interest. Used hickory and ash from trees felled in our...

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Beech Cabinet On Stand

amishness, member | August 29th, 20093 comments

Ever since i've seen Krenov's cabients on stands i've always wanted to build one of my own. And here it is, the cabinet is made of Beech and the stand is made of Red Oak. The front has 2 hand...

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Connecticut Highboy

hermv2000, member | August 26th, 20091 comment

Inspiration from Eldred Wheeler, Norm Vandal and an article in Woodworkers Journal. 75 inches tall, primary wood cherry, secondary poplar. All dovetails hand cut, 158 in total.

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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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My First Real Furniture

SRogers93, member | July 20th, 20092 comments

This is my first furniture project finally completed. I did do hand cut dove tails. The finish isn't perfect by any means but not as extreme in difference on parts as the pictures seem to...

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Sheraton Side Tables in Mahogany

Sanjeev, member | July 18th, 20092 comments

I wanted to try my hands on turning. This project was a result of that. The eight legs on these tables are the only eight pieces of wood I have ever mounted on a lathe. I also used the...

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Walnut Desk

Haldeman, member | June 27th, 20091 comment

I completed this walnut desk while in my last semester at college. The inlay on top is walnut, holly and bubinga and the drawer fronts are veneered in bubinga and holly stringing. The...

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Fireplace Mantel

LHaney, member | June 27th, 20091 comment

I wanted the fireplace mantel in my living room to be very clean and modern-looking, but to include an organic element as well. I found a walnut board with a live edge, which I used as the top...

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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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Wall to Wall to Wall to Wall

Castlewerks, member | June 25th, 2009

This project features African Mahogany paneling and cabinetry adorning all four walls of the living room. An integrated fireplace mantle on the long wall surrounds a Mexican art tile fireplace with a...

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Empire Bookcase

AlanBYoung, member | June 24th, 20092 comments

This is a rather bold and brassy piece. Literally. I designed and fabricated all the brass features and hardware on this bookcase except the door hinges and catches. These details include...

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Maple and Fir Bookcase

ajbergren, member | June 24th, 20093 comments

Bookmatched maple sides (12" deep by 46" high), maple shelves and shiplapped fir back. Overall dimensions are 12" depth, 28" wide, and 46" tall. A single fir board was cut for the back to ensure...

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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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Walnut and Birch Jewelry Box

Odrisan, member | June 5th, 20091 comment

Walnut and flame birch with ebony miter splines. Finished with padded shellac, rubbed out and waxed to fairly high gloss.

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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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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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chest of drawers

jasonmcbain, member | May 17th, 2009

This Dresser is made of 100 year old Walnut boards salvaged from a stone hauling trailer. The top is Butternut with a Walnut breadboard. There is a hand scraped Walnut cock-bead around...

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North Bennet Tool Box

Chairmaker, member | May 13th, 2009

This is my Tool Box from North Bennet Street school, built in 2007. It is made of walnut with Cherry Draw fronts, with turned walnut draw pulls. The lid panels are tiger maple. The secondary wood is...

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maple dresser

Remi97897, member | April 30th, 20091 comment

maple dresser

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maple night stand

Remi97897, member | April 30th, 2009

maple night stand

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maple bed

Remi97897, member | April 30th, 2009

handmade wood bed, my first project

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Window Table inspired by Mission Gong Stand.

DNewsome, member | April 29th, 20092 comments

Made from old white oak barn boards. No electricity used to make it except for the light bulbs. Brace, chisels, hand planes, hand saws, scrapers, hide glue, walnut stain from black walnuts...

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Heartpine Chest

Booty, member | April 26th, 2009

Heartpine flooring reclaimed from a turn of the century house here in Gulfport, MS. To do justice to the tight, complex grain, I polished the wood with 1200 grit paper prior to applying shellac and...

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Federal Side Table

cbkearney, member | April 21st, 2009

Federal style side table, inspired by parts of some of the best. Mahogany with mahogany crotch veneers and figured mahagony top. Flower carvings at the top of each leg. Turned and reeded legs...

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Shaker Night Stands

stevekinnane, member | April 17th, 2009

Shaker Nights Stands: Poplar and Cherry with Hard Maple Knob. Milk Paint and Shellac Finish.

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