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My Tree Side Table
July 19, 2012

This is a little table i made in college , the design is inpired by trees and i used ash and walnut to make this project as i thought the…
Bastogne Walnut Bench
July 19, 2012

Bastogne Walnut Bench. Bastione walnut is the rarest of all walnut woods, is a natural cross between California English Walnut and California Claro. Bastogne trees grow very large and the wood is...
Sacred and Undeniable
July 17, 2012

that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness
Frame and Panel Desk
July 17, 2012

A desk I made to work at home. I admit it is inspired by the eight leg writing desk by Thomas Moser. I needed a smaller version and decided to…
Small bench — a comedy of errors
July 16, 2012

A friend gave me this interesting walnut board and I planned on making a very small bench for the basement landing. I figured on an evenings work but it turned…
Pallet Wood Recycling: Patio Table
July 16, 2012

Hello All, To see more of my work and read my blog, visit: http://blogspud.blogspot.com Recently I have set up a great deal with a local store to get their used…
Pennsylvania Spice Box
July 14, 2012

I made this Pennsylvania spice box from plans published in FW #196 by Steve Latta. I modified the feet (I did not like the original flat bracket feet and thus…
Sam Maloof Inspired Walnut Sculptured Rocker
July 13, 2012

Completing a Maloof inspired rocking chair has been on my to-do list for about 18 months now and I purchased the walnut for it about a year ago. I'm giving…
Tom Begnal’s Adirondack Chair
July 13, 2012

Here's my version of Tom's Adirondack Chair. It was a lot of fun to make. I made it with Aromatic Red Cedar with a green base to match a bench…
My recent work
July 12, 2012

These photos represent a cross veiw of the type work I do. The lazy susans are a great way to use small left overs from other projects. People at the…

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