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Guitar Case
April 30, 2009

Hard Shell guitar case to fit inside the Gig Bag that came with the guitar.The Western Red Cedar came from an old fence post.The Oak cross ribs from a discarded…
8 Panel Headboard
April 30, 2009

This was the front door to our new-to-us house. The rest of the pieces came from rescued shipping pallets. Notice that the peephole is still there. We are also using…
Occasional tray
April 30, 2009

A tray suitable for beverages and snacks, for use primarily on an ottoman. Main tray surface consists of cutoffs from a recent kitchen floor project (5/16 in. solid oak wood…
Ipe and Mahogany Side Table
April 30, 2009

This is a table I made of Ipe and Mahogany scraps that were being thrown out on a jobsite I was working at. The top ,legs, and shelf are mahogany. The…
Douglas Fir 2x4s pulled from a dumpster, with left over Wenge from a friend’s project
April 30, 2009

I've always been drawn to wood and have worked with it one way or another for a long time. A good friend of mine who is a great furniture maker inspired…
Garden Shed
April 30, 2009

Deck turned garden shed
Kitchen Island of Reclaimed Lumber
April 30, 2009

This kitchen island is made almost entirely from reclaimed lumber. Wormy chestnut, salvaged from barn sheathing, makes up the body of the island. The lower shelf is made from...
from floor to wall – reclaimed pine kitchen cabinet
April 30, 2009

I used some old pine flooring that was beyond repair in my 100 year old kitchen to make the face frames of this cabinet. The cabinet is one of four…
Walnut Buffet Serving Table
April 29, 2009

This table is made of Walnut, Red Gum, Quarter Sawn White Oak and Cherry.
A madrone tree blew down in a storm and….
April 29, 2009

two years ago, a large limb of a madrone blew down in a storm. Instead of making firewood, I decided to mill it.

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