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Red Oak and Walnut Tool Cabinet
October 7, 2008

I built this tool cabinet back in 2001. It's based off a design by Greg Radley in The Toolbox Book by Taunton Press. Made out of red oak and walnut,…
Tool Chest
October 7, 2008

I'm not even sure what you would call this thing. It's sorta like a Craftsman metal tool box made out of red oak and walnut. Constructed with through dovetails on the sides…
Mahogany / Wenge Mantel
October 6, 2008

This mantel was made using African Mahogany and features a band of Wenge for accent. The Wenge accent was routed in and the surfacing and beveling was done by hand…
Dining Room Table
October 6, 2008

Bubinga and Ebony inlay. Top made from single slab, 48" X 78". 3 leaves expand to 128" The buffet unit is almost finished.
Nakashima Inspired Coffee Table
October 6, 2008

This table is constructed using fox wedged tenons and finished with an oil / varnish mix. Butterflies are Wenge.
Shaker-Inspired Stool
October 3, 2008

I built this maple stool with help from two Taunton Press staffers, Helen Albert and John Lagan. The design is loosely based on a project in Peter Korn’s Woodworking Basics…
Lift-Lid Box
October 3, 2008

I crafted this lift-lid box in walnut, cherry, and mahogany with help from a Fine Woodworking editor, Tom Begnal, and inspiration from Doug Stowe. Read about the project in our…
Boggs side chair
October 3, 2008

This turned out to be an extremely difficult chair to build, requiring some serious jigs for the steambent parts. The legs bend in two directions, and the back slats are…
Home office
October 3, 2008

The cases are nicely figured cherry plywood, and the face frames and moldings are solid cherry. To find out how to build one like it, go to FWW 166...
My first bowls
October 3, 2008

These are the first bowls I ever turned, and I'm posting them here so other novice turners won't be afraid to show their own work!

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