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Woodworker: Winfield CransCrans turned this pair of vases (9 in. dia. by 11 in. tall) from his own maple tree, which had blown down during a storm. He could tell…

Woodworker: Ron MascitelliInspired by a trip to South Africa, Mascitelli designed this dining chair (17 in. deep by 18-1/2 in. wide by 40 in. tall) with the graceful lines of…

Woodworker: Raymond FinanFinan combined solid mahogany with fiddleback and quarter-sawn mahogany veneer in this sideboard (17 in. deep by 49 in. wide by 35 in. tall). He also employed a…

Woodworker: J. Peter SchlebeckerSchlebecker's inspiration for this basswood and mahogany chest of drawers (20 in. deep by 17 in. wide by 50 in. tall) came from his early vocal training…

Woodworker: Tom Cowan Cowan collaborated with artist Kelly Torreano to create this corner cabinet, blending his woodworking skill with her passion for gardening and painting. Although he has been...

Woodworker: William Robertson Built at 1/12th scale, this miniature toolbox and its contents, as seen on the back cover of Fine Woodworking #202, are an adaptation of the Hewlett chest, a...

Woodworker: Tom MonahanMonahan used quarter- and riftsawn cherry for his tool chest. A frame-and-panel front slides up and out, then into the carcase to reveal the drawers. Monahan appreciated the...

Woodworker: Mason McBrienAlthough students are required to stick to a standardized design for this curved-front cabinet, they do get to choose the wood and the finish, and vary the interior…

Woodworker: Joseph LombardoLombardo used a flea-market find (a lathe with a good motor) as the guts for this lathe. Investing about $200 and 75 hours of elbow grease, he cleaned…

Woodworker: Andrew LunnLunn's goal as a toolmaker is exceptional function, but personality and visual appeal matter, too. This 26-in. ripsaw, with 5½ tpi, carries Lunn's original etching design from...