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Woodworker: William Miller Miller’s vessel, influenced by ancient Grecian urns, is segmented and coopered. The basswood segments are beveled on the edges and separated by 1/8-in. walnut spacers...

Woodworker: Gokhan Doguer This veneered display stand has five-sided legs, and it tapers to the top, creating tricky angled joinery. Doguer says the most challenging part of the piece was…

Woodworker: Seth Rolland This table is the result of Rolland’s experiments with steam-bending. He cut the wood partway and then steam-bent it open, holding the pieces apart with dowels. The…

Woodworker: John Richards Richards constructed this large chest of drawers from mahogany using half-blind dovetails, sliding dovetails, and mortise-and-tenon joinery. The chest, finished with shellac...

Woodworker: David Western In keeping with a 17th-century Welsh custom, Western hand-carves these one-of-a-kind love spoons as gifts for memorable occasions when a “deep degree of caring and...

Woodworker: Tyler Chartier While enrolled in the School of Fine Woodworking at Red Rocks Community College in Colorado, Chartier needed to bring the requisite hand tools to class. Not wanting…

Woodworker: Steve EftimiadesThe obvious influence for this tool chest is the H.O. Studley tool chest (FWW #71), but Eftimiades credits Michael Dunbar for instilling in him an appreciation for hand...

Woodworker: Bob VergetteVergette made this canarywood smoothing plane (9 in. long) specifically to handplane the concave curves of a bed he was commissioned to build. He likes the idea of…

Woodworker: Nick Bogen Bogen has been turning wood for five years, and has never purchased a turning tool. Instead, he forges his own steel using a triple tempering method developed…

Woodworker: Christopher Martyn Martyn constructs these miniature planes for use in making violins. Most of the soles are slightly curved in both directions. The planes vary slightly in size, but…