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Tiger maple and cherry Shaker-inspired sideboard by Garrett Hack. Hack also used wedged rosewood knobs to complete the piece.

Shaker-style clock in cherry and pine by Phil Lowe.

Lehnert’s Morris chair was made in the traditional Craftsman-style using quartersawn white oak then finishing with an ammonia fuming process. The construction and finishing are outlined in FW#101, pp. 39-42.

Michael Mode’s miniature chess set made from Indian rosewood, ebony and holly. The pieces no higher than the size of a dime are made from ebony and tagua nut. Felt-line…

Made from cherry and cherry plywood Bunn’s Shaker-style workbench offers a large, stable work surface and plenty of storage. The main support system is a series of four “bents” the…

Kip Christiansen’s turned perfume bottles (shown slightly oversize) were made from African blackwood, holly and ivory wood.

Made in the traditional Windsor style, Jim Hartlage used maple and pine, and finished the piece with milk paint with an oil topcoat.

Hall chest in pau ferro by Timothy Philbrick.

Sideboard of claro walnut by Timothy Philbrick.

This novelty end table by Charles Miller is made from Douglas fir. The fish is carved from sugar pine and is attached to the table in lieu of a third…