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Liquor/Display Cabinet
December 8, 2008

This is a multi purpose cabinet. It'll display some fine crystals, hold fine silver cutlery, wine and liquor bottles. Frame is bubinga from a single piece of 8/4 stock sized 1-1/2'x17'.…
Screen
December 8, 2008

Maple Screen with Ebony Inlay Japanese Paper Shellac and Lacquer finish Bent Wood Accent
Wooden Dummy
December 7, 2008

Body and frame made from fir. Arms and leg made from oak and birch. Approximately 6' tall. Tried to make a commercial venture of this but gave up and wrote…
Quarter Sawn Cherry Tool Cabinet
December 7, 2008

Cabinet is made of quarter sawn cherry and is a chest on chest so that it can be transported. On a moveable base so I can move it around in…
Sideboard and Hutch
December 7, 2008

Norm's cupboard made with pine. Had fun adding the wine rack and glass holders. My first attempt with black. Maybe the last.
Mahogany and Birds Eye Maple Console Table
December 6, 2008

Mahogany and birds eye maple console table. 41" wide x 38" high x 15 1/5" deep. The drawers are 3 1/2" and 5" high. The legs have a gentle curved…
Contemporary hall table
December 6, 2008

Cherry hall table featuring bent lamination legs and mortise and tenon joinery. The design mimics that of a similar coffee table, also shown in this gallery. The legs for the…
contemporary coffee table
December 6, 2008

Cherry coffee table designed for Colorado mountain home. The design is a contemporary redesign of a rustic table and utilizes bent lamination legs and mortise and tenon joinery. The top...
Contemporary Entertainment Center
December 6, 2008

This entertainment center was my first foray into working with plywood and pocket-hole joinery. This piece is the central component. The plans also come with details for matching side stands...
Floating handrail with custom newels
December 5, 2008

Floating balustrade, custom newels, balusters and horizontal pieces

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