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Woodworker: Roger J. Williams As a high school project, Williams crafted this cherry hope chest with teacher assistance. Williams used design elements he'd studied in class and lined the chest…

Woodworker: David Sentesy David Sentesy's butternut sideboard is a careful reproduction of an early 18th-century French-Canadian low buffet with diamond-point carved panels. The piece is finished...

Woodworker: David Sentesy Sentesy's reproduction of a Polish-Canadian szafa, or wardrobe, took about 80 hours to complete. The original was made by J. Kosloski in the mid-19th century. The piece...

Woodworker: Carl Swensson Carl Swensson got a unique honor when he was commissioned to craft these Alaskan Yellow Cedar doors for a Buddhist temple in Kofu, Japan. Non-native craftsmen rarely…

Woodworker: Carl Swensson Carl Swensson's first attempt at screen making yielded this shoji-inspired piece included in Home Furniture, #5. The original design melds concepts from a Japanese book...

Woodworker: Carl Swensson Carl Swensson designed this Japanese-style folding screen as an abstract representation of stars in the sky. Swensson created this piece before he ever traveled to Japan so...

Woodworker: Matthew Teague This simple yet elegant wall cabinet makes good use of basic joinery, including a dovetailed carcase, sliding dovetails for the shelf support, and a frame-and-panel door...

Woodworker: Tom Witzig Tables in Albert Stack's The New Fine Points of Furniture and in a Master Class article by Eugene Landon ( Fine Woodworking #151 ) inspired Tom Witzig to…

Woodworker: Tom Witzig A lowboy on the cover of Jeffrey Greene's book American Furniture of the 18th Century inspired this Queen Anne-style table by Tom Witzig. Witzig added personal touches...

Woodworker: Michael Brown This eye-catching sofa table rounds out Michael Brown's mahogany living room set. Choosing the curvy pattern and testing its construction took hours, but the payout was...