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Woodworker: German F. Plessl The cabinet was Plessl's first project in the College of the Redwoods fine furniture program, in California. He made the school's trademark cabinet-on-stand, but gave it...

Woodworker: Richard M. Kerrell Kerrell's humidor won first place in the contemporary woodworking - accessories category at the 2007 Design in Wood competition organized by the San Diego Fine...

Woodworker: Gregory Stoddard Stoddard refers to this chest as “The Phoenix.” About 30 years ago, an antiques dealer photographed a number of sale pieces. One was a 400-year-old dowry chest…

Woodworker: Hikmet C. Sakman Sakman’s interpretation of this Arts and Crafts dresser includes graceful elements that break up the typically rectilinear style, such as a tapered carcase and curved...

Woodworker: Tom Begnal Fine Woodworking associate editor Tom Begnal led the effort to come up with this classic Adirondack chair design. It is based on many of the features and patterns found on...

Woodworker: Charlie Goedeke When designing this media center, Goedeke and his wife Judith wanted to blend traditional Japanese design into a contemporary look. The piece is constructed of figured...

Woodworker: Gale Satterlee Satterlee built a line of outdoor furniture inspired by the movie Titanic, which included this matching steamer trunk made one from jarrah. Numerous mechanical joints hold...

Woodworker: Richard Williams When he had the opportunity to exhibit some of his work at a prominent gallery in central London, Williams designed a series of pieces that he hoped…

Woodworker: Julia C. McLain McLain's cedar-lined, white-oak blanket chest is a close replica of the "Norman Tooth Chest," which she saw in Wallace Nutting's Furniture Treasury, Vol. 2. Fortunately...

Woodworker: Roger J. Williams As a high school project, Williams crafted this cherry hope chest with teacher assistance. Williams used design elements he'd studied in class and lined the chest…