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Woodworker: Alan Turner Turner made this piece for a family seeking a step stool. The dual-function is handy, but Turner added craftsmanship and style so there's no confusing it with…

Woodworker: Jeffrey Patrick This cherry-and-ash cabinet was designed in collaboration with Sandra Ramsey Assoc. The clients presented a poor photocopy of a case that had a silver, corduroylike...

Woodworker: Bruce K. Brown Brown's Bentwood Rocker is the culmination of three years of trial-and-error to perfect a comfortable design and that rocks well. The curvy lines of his father's…

Woodworker: Sean Connin Connin built this table while participating in the New Hampshire Institute of Furniture Making's Studio-Based Learning Program. He says the design was a collaborative effort...

Woodworker: Fred Wilson Wilson's experience as a canoe builder influenced the design of this walnut-and-ash chair. He wanted to make a lightweight, comfortable "wooden cushion" that would conform to...

Woodworker: David Hurwitz Hurwitz began carving kitchen utensils about 13 years ago as a way to use the scraps accumulating in his shop. Seeing them as an exploration in form,…

Woodworker: Richard Williams Williams likes to build in solid wood as well as veneer, and the client for this cabinet requested that it be built entirely in solid. Because it…

Woodworker: Michael Park Park built this ash table as a project while a student in the woodworking and furniture program at Rochester Institute of Technology. The graceful curves and airy…

Woodworker: Craig Jentz Made as part of a bedroom set, this youth bed was designed to capture the energy and playfulness of Jentz's boys. The headboard and footboard have compound…

Woodworker: Henry Fox The tapered legs on this ash breakfast table notch around the wedge-shaped top. This increases stability as well as seating room. The two back legs smoothly pull…