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Oak Bench seat
December 27, 2010

Named “Topatopa”; Maori for Eagle Ray, a name inspired by the seat’s generous proportions and sweeping curves. Made from American Oak, the Topatopa has gentle arches and tight...
My Workbench
December 8, 2010

This was my personal carver’s bench I designed and built to accommodate the many holding requirements and storage of the multiple carving tools both for hand and power carving. It is...
The Weigel Bench
November 11, 2010

The Weigel Bench is a six foot long bench made from salvaged western walnut, Alder, and Steel. it serves as a bench, shoe rack, and chest. it was commissioned through…
Don’t Mess With Texas Furniture
November 3, 2010

This was my second time judging the Texas Furniture Makers Show, and the work keeps getting better and better. Click here to be inspired
two monkeys and a surfboard
October 29, 2010

This design was inpsired purely by the need to have a place to sit down and take my shoes off. It also had to fit the confines of my front hall. With…
Comfortable Seat for Two
October 5, 2010

This curved bench is a study in elegant simplicity. The curved seat offers a comfortable place to sit, and the construction wastes very little wood. The seat is made from…
ebony & bubinga bench
October 1, 2010

This is a small bench in solid macassar ebony and figured bubinga. The legs are split turnings. If kept indoors and away from fire and flood, this piece should be…
Comfortable Seat for Two
October 1, 2010

Smart bandsawing creates an elegant bench with beautiful curves and very little wasted wood.
Walnut Bench, In the spirit of Maloof design…
September 24, 2010

I built this while finishing up a cabinetmaking course here in Montreal. The walnut was mostly shaped using a grinder and kutzall shaping and sanding disks. Slapped on about 6…
Shoe changing bench
September 18, 2010

Curly Maple and Walnut

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