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Shaker side table

Charles Griffith, contributor | April 9th, 20095 comments

One advantage of being a woodworker is making furniture to fit spaces in your house. Which means you're not just designing furniture, you're designing rooms. This sidetable was made for our very...

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Shaker hanging cupboard, cherry

Charles Griffith, contributor | April 8th, 2009

Made for a friend who has too many fishing flies, it has three adjustable shelves inside. Joined at the corners with through dovetails. The door is one piece of 1/2" cherry, and to keep it from...

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Shaker dresser, cherry

Charles Griffith, contributor | April 7th, 20092 comments

This was my first big Shaker project. The cherry was dyed lightly to reduce blotching. Poplar and aromatic cedar are secondary woods. Drawer heights are graduated by percentage. The fronts of each...

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Black Walnut and Figured Maple side table

applekor, member | April 2nd, 20091 comment

This small, decorative side table was built for a client with minimal room who needed a table to go between two chairs but also to be put against a wall for added space. Built from Black Walnut and...

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Reproduction Trestle Table Circa 1820 Unionville, Ohio

dspeidel, member | April 1st, 20091 comment

The Original Table was 15 feet long. I made this one 6 feet to fit our dining room. It is made of very old air-dried Cherry from a friend's family farm and is heavily distrssed and...

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Side Table

krasher, member | March 30th, 20091 comment

My wife & I needed a small table to fit between two chairs in the living room and couldn't find exactly what we wanted. So, I adapted a fairly traditional Shaker design to fit our...

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Battle on Shaker Field

plankowner, member | March 25th, 20092 comments

My first woodworking project, the Shaker Chess Table. Made from Brazilian Mahogany and Maple. All tenon, mortise and dovetails joints were hand cut and chiseled out. No stain was used, only clear...

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Shaker Candle Stand - spalted cherry

nileswoodwright, member | March 25th, 20091 comment

This is a slightly modified shaker candle stand, after the Hancock pattern, made of spalted cherry with an oil and shellac finish. The wood, from a tree in El Dorado County, CA, had been down...

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Custom Red Oak Hutch Set

deermann33, member | March 11th, 20091 comment

These are set of Red Oak Hutches I built for Fred Fuller of Fuller Archetechural Hardwoods in Daleville, In.. Design by Fred Fuller. Made of red oak, and finished with oil based stain and...

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Cigar Box with Marquetry

Pinkopalino, member | March 9th, 2009

Cigar box, spanish cedar, marquetry top derived from various elements of Louis XV desk.

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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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Diabetes Box

shoptroll, member | March 8th, 20091 comment

Being a Type 1 diabetic means constant blood sugar testing and regular insulin injections. Since I don't want to suffer the consequences of poor blood sugar control, I test 10 to 15 times a...

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Volley Box

Eltee, member | March 1st, 20092 comments

Birdseye Maple, Tiger Stripe Maple and Teak Volleyball. 6 inch diameter volleyball with drawer

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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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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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Leather top desk

applekor, member | January 27th, 2009

This low profile desk is made from Zebrawood, Black Walnut and leather. It has a single drawer suitable for laptop storage or pens, pencils, stationary, etc. The "floating" top is covered in full...

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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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Gavel and Travel Case

BioHaz1906, member | January 27th, 2009

This is my first project ever on a lathe. This is a hand-turned gavel for a college’s student government association parliamentarian. The gavel and sounding block are made of...

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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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Large Humidor

applekor, member | January 23rd, 2009

This large humidor is made from Babinga, Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar and Spalted Maple. I found the Spalted Maple on Saltspring island just off of Vancouver island in British ColumbiaThe...

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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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goncalo alvis table

woodguykm5, member | January 20th, 2009

How I attach legs to a slab of wood

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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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18th Century Document Box Copy

18thNCww, member | January 15th, 20091 comment

Hand planed & scraped 13" x 8" x 6" document box, copy. Dovetails, 3 sided molding, and mortised lock. Internal, half-height dividers with top tray. Bottom as inset panel. Poplar...

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Sea Chests, plans from Gary Larkins, WA

rkinsm03, member | January 13th, 2009

I stumbled across an issue of Wooden Boat magazine that had Gary Larkins' write-up of his experience drawing and building the sea chest, and figured it would be a pretty great first or fourth project...

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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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Irish folk harp

harpmakerGA, member | January 10th, 20093 comments

34 string folk harp Soundbox, pillar and neck made of black cherry, soundboard made of sitka spruce Finished with shellac and 8 coats violin varnish

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Contemporary Dining Trestle Table

applekor, member | January 9th, 2009

This simple Trestle Dining Table is made from solid and shop resawn, figured Eastern Maple veneer and solid Black Walnut. The breadboard edge is splined and trestle base is constructed with...

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Bamboo Hall Table

EternalDesign, member | January 8th, 20091 comment

Floating top hall table. Bamboo with fsc poplar base. Traditional joinery. Eco friendly low voc lacquer base, low voc varnish top.30”high, 15” deep, 48” long

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Sun Bed

preemie baby boomer, member | January 7th, 2009

Problem- How to create a strong footboard panel using five mesquite "shorts" assembled end-grain to end-grain? The two "sky" boards and three "mountain" boards ( 3/8 thick) are each glued together...

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Cherry & Spalted Curly Maple Console

SFWoodworks, member | January 4th, 20091 comment

These delicate looking legs were initally 3" square chunks of cherry. (After bandsawing these to shape, I ended up with 4 more legs for another table.) Twice two way and then four way bookmatched...

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