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Cedar Adirondack Chairs
June 1, 2010

I purchashed these Fanback Adirondack Chair plans from WoodworkersWorkshop.com I did alter the seat angle to make it easier to get out of.
cheery cherry table
June 1, 2010

This cherry tree grew with a large bend in the trunk. The concentric ovals in the gain are followed throughout the top, legs and braces.
Zebrano Console Table
June 1, 2010

This table is 40" long 30" high and 15" deep. The top is Zebrano with Walnut edges and Pau Amarello accent. The curved shelf was made from 8/4 walnut cut…
100 yr Old House, New Table to Match Existing Woodwork
June 1, 2010

My father-in-law and I built a 5'x9' Table for my 100 yr old house. I wanted to make it match the beauty and the color of the existing woodwork and…
Father and Son Walnut and Sycamore Tables
June 1, 2010

My friend found a very lovely piece of Sycamore at his sawmill and set it aside for me. As I looked at the board, it was obvious that it had…
No. 4.1 Shaker rocker
June 1, 2010

Yet another chair, but this one's a bit of a departure from tradition. The No. 4 is a smallish lady's bedroom chair, this one with a woven back. However, the…
Practice
June 1, 2010

I have a plan on the drawing board that is going to require some decent skills making doors and also in drawers and boxes in general. Rather than practice on…
Pencil Holder
May 31, 2010

Just thought I would make a pencil holder out of a paper coffee cup. The base is Ash and the cup and base are covered in polymer resin so it…
Bubinga Box
May 31, 2010

I saw this design in an article written by Gary Rogowski in the Nov/Dec. 1999 issue of FWW. My version includes different dimensions, ebony pegs at the corner lap joints and…
“Australian Floating Dining Room Table”
May 31, 2010

Curly Jarrah (very rare) and Tasmanian Lacewood (Silky Oak) combine in this light and airy dining room table. All the tenons were pinned to ensure a strong and lasting join…

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