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Woodworker: Michael Dunbar Dunbar’s 18th-century Colonial-style cupboard has a dovetailed box as its foundation. The piece is made from pine and features an ogee cornice and frame-and-panel doors...

Woodworker: Ethan Hutchinson This cherry bench took approximately 40 hours to complete and features contrasting ebony plugs. The bench design is inspired by Queen Anne furniture and the furniture of...

Woodworker: Mark Edmundson Edmundson crafted this cabinet by sandwiching plywood on both sides of an MDF core. The doors feature frame-and-panel construction and a matched grain that Edmundson can...

Woodworker: Christian Becksvoort In building this Shaker-style clock, Becksvoort starts with the clock movement and then builds the clock around it. Rather than the white pine normally used for...

Woodworker: Steve Brown Brown’s Shaker-inspired cradle is crafted using compound-angle dovetails. This feature gives the cradle its angled sides and makes the interior more accessible. Photo: Lance...

Woodworker: Michael Moss Moss built this cabinet-on-table in the style of James Krenov. Made of cherry, the piece features walnut-burl veneer door fronts and ebony door and drawer pulls. The finish...

Woodworker: Phil Sollman Sollman designed and built this display cabinet for a client. The cabinet’s plywood substrate was vacuum-bag laminated with 1/8-in.-thick shopmade, bookmatched tigermaple...

Woodworker: Guy Lewis Constructed out of walnut and maple, this bench took Lewis approximately 120 hours to complete. It is finished with oil and wax. Photo: Guy Lewis

Woodworker: Randy Holden Holden may go through a forest of sticks before he finds just the right one to use in his pieces. In the construction of this liquor cabinet, he…

Woodworker: Holden’s furniture can be feral or tame. Rustic can mean unrestrained as in this Gothic rock maple sofa. The sticks used for the back define the piece, giving it the…