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I built this Strat clone body from two blocks of wood. I used a neck that came with a kit guitar.

Crafted from woods native to Colorado. Segmented scroll/band-saw sections with 28 to 36 segments and finished with gloss laquer. No two pieces are duplicated

English Jacobean Design Ash Material with chemical dye and oil/seedlac finish Renaissance floral carving and inlay of holly and ebony

Inspired by geometry in nature, the Honeycomb Table combines reclaimed, locally sourced hardwood, into hexagonal cells comprised of hundreds of individual pieces to create a unique hollow, tactile structure. This…

I made this toolbox for my son. I tried a couple different methods of corner joinery, both miter cuts with splines and dovetails.

More fun with hide glue, the veneer hammer, a Dremel on a trammel, and veneering a 90 degree curve!

This is bench made of both quarter sawn white oak and plain sawn white oak. It is graceful in design, but rock solid. Jointery is simple and strait forward.

This sitting bench / coffee table explores the secrets of the ancient Korean Buddhist Temple joinery. It involves unique joinery that is made to last hundreds of years.

This sideboard is constructed from Black Walnut using a combination of solid wood and shop-sawn veneer. It features Quilted Maple drawer fronts, hand-cut dovetails, and some very unique drawer pulls…

This is a rocking horse I built for my grandson. It is made from North American walnut, maple and cherry. It is a perfect size for kids 3-5. Plans can…