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Reproduction Trestle Table Circa 1820 Unionville, Ohio
April 1, 2009

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…
Shaker woodenware, birdseye maple
April 1, 2009

For seasonal stability, tops of larger boxes (nos. 5 and 6) and tray bottoms are made of birdseye veneered plywood. Smaller box tops and tray divider are solid birdseye. Oval…
Workbench
April 1, 2009

This is the one of the most useful tools in my shop. I used the FWW article by Lon Schleining as my plan for the bench. The article was very…
Krenov inspired cabinet (my interpretation)
April 1, 2009

This cabinet was made using Southern Mahogany, Silky Oak (Lacewood) and Birdseye Maple, using Festool Domino joinery throughout.
Shaker Step Stool
March 31, 2009

Shaker Step Stool, based on a plan in Time-Life woodworking series. Recycled soft wood with polyurethane.
Took A Hit
March 31, 2009

Normal 0 The initial idea for this piece was that it be very weird and contemporary. And though it had purpose and function as a dresser, it had no meaning…
Shaker cherry cradle
March 31, 2009

Cradle is made of solid cherry, finished with mixture of tung oil, boiled linseed oil and varnish. Corners are a compound angle of 11 degrees, joined by handcut dovetails. Edges…
Side table and mirror in classic cherry
March 31, 2009

My own design after much research of old and recently built shaker pieces. I wanted a slightly contemporary feel to a classic design, I'm happy with the results. The diamond…
Display Cabinet – Through Dovetails
March 31, 2009

This display cabinet houses a collection of navigational sextants. It has glass doors, glass shelving, and accent lighting from above. The case, base, and door frames are clear eastern...
Grande armoire
March 30, 2009

Grande armoir en pin. tenon, mortaise, cheville. fini à la cire à patiner.

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