Woodworking Projects and Plans - Page 23 of 87

A profiled top and splayed base add style to this piece, and the aprons and feet pack a lot of curves into a small space.

Four ideas for handmade gifts that will please your friends and family and use up the scraps lying around your shop: a versatile flatware carrier, a two-piece desk set with tray and pencil holder, a tea light holder, and a hanging mirror.

Instead of bent lamination for the curved aprons, try the centuries-old method of making a brick-laid, circular core and veneering it.

A kitchen tansu seen in Japan inspired Fox to combine sliding doors and drawers in his tall dresser. The design process starts with a sketch, then evolves to a full-scale mockup and eventually the dresser itself.

Christian Becksvoort shows you how to empty out that scrap bin by making a beautiful handmade candle holder

This table could easily serve as a sewing table, a side table, a small writing desk, or even a TV tray.

A combination of old techniques and new machinery makes working with curves less painful

Pleasure in the making—and every day thereafter

Clark Kellogg shows how he made his version, which is based on James Krenov’s classic bench plane design.

Mockup leads to a masterful piece