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Table Set
September 25, 2009

This coffee and side table set includes pomele sapele veneer, bloodwood inlay & details, and black walnut. The table are finished with Dalys ProFin Gloss oil.
Butcher Block Table
September 25, 2009

This butcher block table is constructed with walnut and cherry. Drawers include solid construction and dovetail joinery. The solid walnut top is 24" x 20" x 6". I had approximately…
Franz Karg inspired cupboard
September 25, 2009

When I started the woodwork, Franz Karg was one of my favorite designer. I made this cabinet out of NZ swamp, or salvaged, Kauri. I didn't have many tools then…
Cherry Gaming Table
September 22, 2009

Based on the work of John Goddard, Newport RI
Boston Bombe Chest
September 22, 2009

The chest's case sides and drawer fronts were hand shaped from a solid 12/4 board of African Mahogany, 24" wide and 12' long. Secondary parts are made of poplar, hard…
Gaillardia chest of drawers
September 22, 2009

I offered this chest of drawers to my son who had asked me to do a lot of carving, so I did. I made it in walnut. The drawers are…
The Cabinet Table
September 22, 2009

This project started with the purchase of an old cabinet door. I wanted to do something a bit different from most of my other projects which seem to be big,…
Sleigh Bed
September 21, 2009

This is my and my wife's first big woodworking project. It took close to nine months to complete since we only put a few hours a week into it at…
Louis XIV Boulle’ Collectors Cabinet
September 21, 2009

This is a collectors cabinet popular in Europe during the late 1600's (Louis XIV). Many different techniques such as mold making, Boulle marquetry, and composition ornament were used.
Louis XV Breakfront Buffet
September 21, 2009

French Louis XV Breakfont buffets were very popular during the 1700's. As the name implies, the middle section is extended outwards. This project is my all time favorite as it…

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