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Aaron Burr desk
January 28, 2015

the clients son designed the desk plans. The cherry wood came from the family's land. The desk was stained and varnished to match existing furniture. Based on the Aaron Burr…
Sagamore Lawn Chair
January 24, 2015

The sides and crest rail are laminations of 1/10 inch thick strips. Three laminations are then joined to form a single side. Crossmembers are solid wood, and the slats are…
Display Case
January 10, 2015

This is a project that started off as a small display case. (The person thought it would be about a 2'x1'x6"). As you could possibly tell my imagination went on…
Birds of the Bible
January 6, 2015

This is a gilded frame and base for my wife's painting "Birds of the Bible" which depicts the 33 different birds mentioned in the bible. The mural is over 9'…
Omforter Mahogany chair
December 16, 2014

Cold formed lamination for seat, doweled onto sides. Made of African mahogany.
Expressive But Efficient: Dean Pulver’s Tables
December 3, 2014

Arcs and odd angles abound in Dean Pulver's tables, but he has made dozens of them to the same design. See how he designs the bent laminations and uses different…
Myrtle Corner Cabinet
November 11, 2014

My Myrtle Corner Cabinet is made of solid Myrtle, except for the curved doors and drawers fronts. They are laminated bendable plywood fully veneered with Myrtle Burl. I built up…
Lauren’s Chest
November 10, 2014

The chest was desgined by the author and completed in 2012.
Office/library bookshelves
November 8, 2014

I designed and built in these libary bookshelves in my home office in our new home. The shelves are 3/4 " cherry veneer MDF. The trim is walnut, with occasional…
Bent curio cabinet
November 1, 2014

This curio display cabinet was vaguely inspired by the form of arched railroad bridges (imagine a train cruising along the top of it). The top is made from walnut, both…

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