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Woodworker: Fred Wilson Wilson's experience as a canoe builder influenced the design of this walnut-and-ash chair. He wanted to make a lightweight, comfortable "wooden cushion" that would conform to...

Woodworker: Douglas W. Jones The 2006 winner in the Custom/Studio Furniture category of the Vermont Fine Furniture and Wood Products Design Competition, this bench was designed for a large, circular...

Woodworker: Andrew J. Ritchie This chest on chest was Ritchie's second try at veneered furniture. Although the form is based on an original seen at Colonial Williamsburg, the chest elegantly...

Woodworker: T.R. Fisher Fisher is a retired cabinetmaker who has had a longtime interest in carving. That interest has developed into well-honed skills, as evidenced by this whimsical carving of...

Woodworker: David Hurwitz Hurwitz began carving kitchen utensils about 13 years ago as a way to use the scraps accumulating in his shop. Seeing them as an exploration in form,…

Woodworker: Bob Cameron Cameron built two boxes for a doctor and a nurse who took care of his mother while she was at the Tom Baker Cancer Center in Calgary.…

Woodworker: Bob Cameron Cameron built two boxes for a doctor and a nurse who took care of his mother while she was at the Tom Baker Cancer Center in Calgary.…

Woodworker: Pat Megowan While building this sideboard during a 12-week intensive course at The Center for Furniture Craftsmanship in Maine, Megowan grew so frustrated that he twice thought about...

Woodworker: Gregg Lipton Although much of Lipton's furniture brings a modernizing scalpel to period styles, he had rarely embraced pure geometric modernism full-on before designing this table. He was...

Woodworker: Gregg Lipton Lipton is happiest when he hits upon a design so elemental that there's nothing left to take away, and his Bench for Three succeeds in this minimalist…