Gallery – Page 42 – FineWoodworking

Arts and Crafts Picture Frame
January 26, 2010

A few years ago I happened to see and meet Laura Wilder at a woodworking and artist’s show. I was quite taken in with her handmade printmaking prints and over…
Lily Pad Table
January 20, 2010

After making strictly functional pieces for many years, I decided to build some more imaginative furniture. This is the first in a series of projects that I am making that…
‘Trunk – Shrub’ side table
January 13, 2010

The 'Trunk - Shrub' table has a bit of a split personality thanks to the reversible base that is held in place with magnets. The 'Shrub' side was the intended…
Walnut Mantel
January 11, 2010

Always something fun going on at Wilson & McCracken’s This mantel is all new. The details were coordinated with the existing paneling etc. Burl panels, carved leaves and 8” tall...
“The Bill Gates Bug”
January 3, 2010

I carved this for Mr.Bill Gates in 1999, in time for the year 2000, But they did not care for it! it took me a whole winter to finish. it…
Carve a Shell on a Cabriole Leg
January 1, 2010

Though it seems intimidating, carving is easier than you might think
Are CNC machines ready for Fine Woodworking?
December 28, 2009

Funiture makers often adopt new technologies to save time and lower costs, but some woodworkers say using CNC machinery isn't woodworking. What do you say?
1900s carved bird copy
December 26, 2009

carved from an original antique ,I used 100 year old paint ,measures 1ft tall
Adjustable Music Stands
December 26, 2009

Adjustable music stands for my kids. One from solid Cherry and one from solid Walnut. The ratcheting mechanism allows height adjustment for sitting or standing positions. The stands...
Outdoor Nativity scene
December 25, 2009

This is a nativity scene that was a gift from Genarp parish to its members. It is 4m long and 1.8m high. I built it in elm planks that I…

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