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A collection of Windsor stools made by Harriet Hodges. She uses a variety of green hardwoods such as walnut, maple, and beech to make her stool. She outlines her design…

Made from an engineered wood called Parallam, this bowl was a learning experience for Mosser. Controlling its tendency for chipping proved difficult but satisfying, and produced a turned piece both…

Mosser crafted this table from Parallam, engineered lumber made from thin strands of softwood veneer glued up into billets. Used mostly in residential construction, Mosser tamed its softwood properties to…

The table legs are the main feature of this piece. They were made with a technique called bundle lamination.

Sleigh bed in cherry by Chris Becksvoort. Turned rosettes and side molding provide visual interest for this classic piece.

These Pennsylvania-style spice boxes feature the use of figured walnut highlighted with brass hardware. The pieces are put together with traditional hand-cut dovetail joinery. See article in FW#124, pp. 37-41.

Charles Shackleton accents this table with hand-carved curls.

Made for his daughter, Muse hand-carved this hope chest from American basswood. The piece took him over two years to complete.

Roland Johnson’s file cabinet in red and white oak. He stained the cabinet to give it a uniform appearance.

Knockdown drafting table made from plywood and common hardware by Cameron Russell.