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Zebrawood Table
November 8, 2008

This coffee table was my attempt at a "modern oriental" style and was a present to my daughter Erin. The top was solid zebrawood finished with a coat of clear…
Bedside Lamps
November 8, 2008

This is a set of nightstand lamps I made as a wedding present for some friends. At the time I had no powertools except for a handheld drill, no workbench,…
Kelson’s Dresser
November 8, 2008

This dresser was built for my son. His crib was purchased from JC Penny (the Bella Crib) and has curved sides and it was the inspiration for the design of…
Indian Rosewood and Eucalyptus Hall Table
November 7, 2008

Made from reclaimed Indian Rosewood and Eucalyptus that was downed in Hurricane Wilma in 2005.
Chess Set Table
November 7, 2008

Although I am a "woodworker", I have an interest in metalworking. This interest goes back to my college days when I turned several metal chess sets on a lathe. I…
Arbutus & Walnut Arrow Bench
November 7, 2008

This bench is made primarily from Arbutus wood with Walnut highlights in the spines of the arrows/feathers. It has a varathane finish. The seat is shaped.
SouthamericanTansu
November 7, 2008

This in my southamerican version of a Japanese Tansu. Simple design with many little details, using pacific yew wood and mahogany. It was challenge for my hands, but a real…
Parquetry Sideboard
November 7, 2008

This is a Douglas Fir and East Indian Rosewood small sideboard, was build using the krenovian parquetry techniques. The asymetric corners door are in two different thickness, and were inspired…
Wall Unit
November 7, 2008

White Lacquer Popped out Panel Doors ( The 2 arched top doors were very tricky ) Fluted side pcs next to TV pull out for tape storage
Writing arm windsor chair
November 7, 2008

Pine seat, maple turnings, oak spindles, arm and crest rail. Oil over milkpaint finish.

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