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My First Real Furniture
July 20, 2009

This is my first furniture project finally completed. I did do hand cut dove tails. The finish isn't perfect by any means but not as extreme in difference on…
the latest ‘dana’ dining chairs
July 19, 2009

It has been a huge adventure since the conception of the idea and making the mini-prototype the doing 4 simultaneously and feedback continues to be very positive, especially a lot…
Cherry Hutch from Taunton’s Plans
July 18, 2009

Cherry hutch made drom Taunton's plans. Made from figured cherry with drawers made from Maple. The glass is Seed glass from a stained glass shop. Hardware is Victorian and...
Ash, Oak and Wenge contemporary bench
July 18, 2009

Curved top bench with with Wenge inlay and trim. Tung oil finish. Mortise and tenon joinery. Height: 18" Length: 37" Width: 12"
Sheraton Side Tables in Mahogany
July 18, 2009

I wanted to try my hands on turning. This project was a result of that. The eight legs on these tables are the only eight pieces of wood I have ever mounted…
Green and Green Blanket Chest, Tool Chest,Candle Sticks, Providence Table, Black Walnut Bar
July 18, 2009

These are my first two real projects. Both designs were taken from a woodworking magazine
Maple/Ash Kitchen Table
July 17, 2009

This shaker style kitchen table has a Sugar Maple top with a blonde shellac finish and a White Ash base with a black satin finish. The table frame uses Mortise…
sack back Windsor
July 16, 2009

Windsor chair that I just finished using 3 colors of milk paint. Built the chair in a 5 day chair class w/instructor Jock Jones.
New Wave writing desk
July 16, 2009

Lacewood top coved on table saw. Wenge sides, African mahogany legs.
The Nest
July 15, 2009

This chair was for a school project. Made with Alder and did all the upholostry myself. Finished with nine coats of 3 part oil.

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