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Book shelf w/ antique glass
April 9, 2016

I tried to highlight the quarter sawn white oak on the sides and door panels... and found antique looking glass (with some air bubbles in it) for the doors.
Twin bed from quarter sawn oak
April 9, 2016

I made these twin size beds from quarter sawn oak (harvested from a neighbors tree that fell over in an ice storm). Ultimately I included a night stand, and dresser…
Sofa Table
April 9, 2016

I saw these originally in a friends house... liked them... sketched it out in my dayplanner and have since built one for each of my daughters. Each got just a…
Bar Stools
April 9, 2016

My wife saw these somewhere and asked me to make four of them for her. It ended up allowing me to utilize some smaller peices of cherry, oak, walnut and…
Dave’s Shop
April 9, 2016

This is a basement shop in Ohio, about 1400 sq ft with heating and a/c. In order to minimize dust it is separated from the rest of the living spaces…
Simple but functional workbench
April 9, 2016

After just completing the build of my new workshop I decided it should have a new workbench. I have never had an dedicated workbench before just using what ever was…
Charging Station Box
April 8, 2016

My charging station box eliminates the clutter from all the charging cables when charging mobile devices. A 6 outlet plug strip is hidden behind a door in the back of…
Hallway Bench
April 7, 2016

I built a solid Red Oak and Walnut hallway bench. It has a piano hinge to open the top door on the storage area, which is a Frame and soild Walnut…
Segmented bowl
April 7, 2016

I found the easiest way for me to make the form I wanted was to turn the shape as I added the rings. So, once several rings were glued on…
Clock Restoration
April 7, 2016

This is an 1875 two-weight pendulum clock, made of walnut, by the German clock maker, Gustav Becker. It was purchased in Germany in 1985. It was missing the top crown…

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