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‘c’ table
October 6, 2009

i made it to dwell.com, the magazine's website. this little design was created in the shop 2 years ago. i met an architect, mara schiekert and tom sawyer enteprises, a…
Walking Tall Cabinet
October 6, 2009

This tall cabinet was made for the 2009 Design In Wood competition in San Diego, CA. where it took 3rd pl. in veneering & marquetry. The leg's are hand carved…
Headboard and Footboard
October 6, 2009

Headerboard and footboard for a three-quarter bed built for couple who hired my services after failing to find something suitable in stores because of the unusual size (48" wide). The…
Student Desk
October 6, 2009

This is a red elm student desk that can be used for a computer desk.
Woodman
October 5, 2009

Woodman, purveyor of curved shapes and defender of abstract ideas. Inspired in part from Dale Lewis (design book 6?), this was my first and only attempt at wood shaping.
Microwave hutch
October 5, 2009

A new kitchen backsplash created a desire to get the microwave off of the counter top, resulting in this self designed hutch. It is solid mahogany and mahogany plywood with…
Fine Curved Front Drawers Without Dovetails
October 5, 2009

a post regarding doweled curved front drawers
Bubinga Cabinet
October 5, 2009

This project started off a lot smaller then it ended up being. I started making the small door with the marquetry on the inside. I wasn't sure what I was…
Student Desk
October 4, 2009

I have been an amateur woodworker for about 30 years. Woodworking for me is a hobby. All my work is made for my children, grand-children as well as my wife…
Making a Silk Purse Out of a Sow’s Ear: Being Green Saves Green and Helps Everyone
October 4, 2009

Grandma just couldn’t see the old family TV being hauled away. This past Christmas, she asked if I could make it into a storage cabinet for her quilts and also to hold...

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