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“Box of Chocolates”
October 25, 2011

“Box of Chocolates” was designed to showcase the beautiful raw material Mother Nature graced us with…wood. It took over 300 hours in a six month period to design and build.…
Bloodwood and Ebony Console
June 16, 2011

This table was inspired by the precise, yet graceful, movements of a Spanish Flamenco female dancer waving her folded fan. The bold red of the Bloodwood married with the elegant…
Eye Candy
March 8, 2010

I came up with this concept several months back. You see, like most woodworkers, I too had been saving the small cut offs of many types of woods, some even…
Bloodwood Table
February 18, 2010

According to the manager at the woodshop, this piece of bloodwood stood against a wall in the back of the warehouse in a pile of misfits for at least 10 years…
Bad Moon Rising
September 30, 2009

I designed this box to have a secret compartment contained within the lid which is only 3/4'' thick.Soss hinges were used to lift the lid and also the center section…
“Deco”
September 30, 2009

I designed this panel style box to express some of the Art Deco style.I wanted to make a box that was formal in design then shape it free form, a…
Arts and Crafts table
September 30, 2009

This is my interpretation of a Craftsman style table with elements from Greene and Greene added in. Quarter sawn white oak accented with bloodwood and walnut, and an antler handle.…
Flamenco stool
August 14, 2009

Bloodwood and cumaru are the main wood used for this stool. The seat contains in addition some leftover mahogany.
Harry Potter Wands
August 4, 2009

I turned these 15 1/4” long magic wands of Harry Potter influence for my eight-year-old daughter who is just finishing the 7th book. The top wand is made from…
Recycled Wood Coffee Table
April 23, 2009

Coffee table made from a fir post and fir flooring salvaged from an old Victorian home in Eureka, California. Stripes are from an old piece of redwood and a leftover…

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