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Arts and Crafts Style Bench for Toy Storage
April 22, 2009

Used a plan by Joseph Hurst-Wajszczuk from Fine Woodworking library but substituted walnut for quarter sawn white oak. Actually made two of these pieces as toy boxes for my grandchildren.…
Flooring Hang-Up
April 22, 2009

All of the cherry came from discarded cherry floor boards. The Oak base and back support came from discarded 8/4 Oak boards used for house sheathing (1860)
Privacy Screen/Trellis
April 22, 2009

All these Privacy Screens/Trellis were made from recycled PT lumber from an old deck that was salvaged from the landfill.
Battleship Tables!
April 22, 2009

Short story ... I was teaching at the University of Wisconsin, NROTC and was asked to act as liaison between the state historical society and the USS WISCONSIN, then in…
Notirondack Chairs
April 22, 2009

These are outdoor chairs that are made from reclaimed long-leaf pine. For a hundred years, this wood was floor beams in a flour mill, now they continue to live as…
Bow Arm Outdoor Lounge Chair
April 22, 2009

Reclaimed , vertical grain , Port Orford Cedar . Pegged , mortise & tenon construction . Sunbrella fabric , stainless steel hardware .
Bench from old cedar fence
April 22, 2009

Walkway bench made from reclaimed cedar from a privacy fence.
Shelf from old water bead headboard
April 22, 2009

I made this shelf unit from a old water bead headboard I found at a yard sale, for free. The inlay is purple heart, with an Egyption theme burning. I made…
night table
April 22, 2009

This night table is my first attempt at furniture making. All the white oak was salvaged from a seventies era bank that was being remodelled. The inlays and the shelf…
Shaker oval boxes, cherry
April 22, 2009

I learned to make oval boxes at Canterbury Shaker Village in New Hampshire, and I've made well more than 100 of them in various forms. This would not have been…

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