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Woodworker: Ray Kelso Kelso came up with the idea for the sculpted, flared look of this curly maple and walnut server as a way to lend visual interest to pieces…

Woodworker: Brian McEvoy McEvoy, a full-time professional turner since 1995, started out as a hobbyist in the mid 80’s. Now he creates general-use items as well as one-of-a-kind pieces for...

Woodworker: Anthony Ferrigno Ferrigno built this Chinese-influenced cherry table for a fund-raising auction. His design inspiration came from the Asian Art Collection at the Peabody Essex Museum in...

Woodworker: Bud Johnson This bench was made at a client’s request to match an existing hutch. In all, Johnson built a dining table, four chairs, and two benches. The wood is quartersawn…

Woodworker: Tjeerd Hendel-Blackford Hendel-Blackford designed these high-back chairs with comfort as a priority. He also wanted them to be visually striking and have a sculpted, organic feelIn...

Woodworker: Michael C. Fortune This design in Macassar ebony and curly maple was inspired by an antique Japanese folding fan. Fortune taper-laminated the legs and vacuum-formed the top. The legs…

Woodworker: Michael C. Fortune An antique kimono inspired this design in Macassar ebony and curly maple. After assembly, the top was compound cut on the tablesaw, with a blade tilt of…

Woodworker: Michael C. Fortune Birds in flight inspired this glass and East Indian rosewood design. Fortune used tapered laminations for the curved components of the table. After glue-up, he cut…

Woodworker: John GushChicago-area woodworker John Gush built this Federal-style nightstand based on a Thomas Seymour worktable on display in the Winterthur Museum. He modified the dimensions to work...

Woodworker: John Gush Chicago-area woodworker John Gush built this extended dining table, which occupies his dining room alongside several other reproductions of "bespoke period furniture in the...