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Workbench (based on Lon Schleining’s)
February 23, 2009

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…
Huntboard (based on Garrett Hack’s)
February 23, 2009

This is my first real woodworking project in 2006 based on Garrett Hack's article in FWW #187. The wood is Cherry with Flamed Birch and Ebony. I did not have…
Chess Table
February 23, 2009

I made this chess table in 2007 with cocobolo, maple and cherry. The frame is cherry with 1/8" thick maple and cocobolo veneer. The pulls and beading are cocobolo. The…
Dining Table
February 23, 2009

Solid hard maple table with purple heart inlay.
Scrap Box
February 23, 2009

My Scrap Boxes are made of small pieces of hardwoods that I do not want to throw away. This box has 52 different kinds of wood on it. The box…
Water Wheel
February 23, 2009

Custom made using plans from a website. Made from Poplar,with a puritan pine stain. All side panels were crafted from lapstrake and rabbited joints.
Jewelry Box
February 22, 2009

I created this jewelery Box as a gift for my sister for Christmas 2008. It's made from black walnut (like all my other family gifts) and again I used the…
Craftsman Pride Tool Chest
February 22, 2009

This was a gift to my brother for Christmas 2008. I truly enjoyed creating this piece. It uses a frame and panel type of construction for the back and front…
African Sapelli and Cherry wood jewelry box.
February 22, 2009

African Sapelli and Cherry wood jewelry box.
Peter Turner’s sloping sided blanket chest from issue #203. With a few modifications, I used African Cherry and Hickory.
February 22, 2009

Peter Turner's sloping sided blanket chest from issue #203. With a few modifications, I used African Cherry and Hickory. The well written construction article, with good photographs and detailed...

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