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Cure for the Common Cabinet: Official Rules
September 28, 2009

Official Rules for the Cure for the Common Cabinet Contest
Serpetine Chest of drawers
September 27, 2009

I cut veneers from a crotch of Cuban mahogany, and filled the voids with epoxy (black lines). The feet are wedged to give the flared look. Poplar is the seconadary…
Classical Guitar
September 27, 2009

After buiding two workbenches, this classical guitar is my first real attempt at fine woodworking. It took me approx. 350 hours on 20 months overall, since I had almost no…
Slice Shelf from Kilowatt Studio
September 25, 2009

A new take on "bowl". A curvaceous back in black walnut or white oak is sliced through by a lacquered mdf shelf. Neither one can stand alone but. But together…
End Grain Lamp Table
September 25, 2009

I really enjoyed designing and building this end grain lamp table. The inlayed top includes ebony dividers with a custom made end grain veneer. The veneer includes 23 exotic and…
Hall Table
September 25, 2009

This walnut and figured western maple hall table includes mortise and tennon joinery and the top and shelf are connected to the frame with screws. The ebony plugs add a…
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

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