Cedar - Page 4 of 8

Woodworker: Seth Janofsky Janofsky crafted this sideboard as his homage to oak. He paired white oak frames with English white oak panels, preferring fine tonal play to more dramatic contrasts...

Greg Zall’s cabinet made from Douglas fir and doussie - lined with aromatic cedar.

The cedar chest crafted by Carter features hand-cut dovetails.

To get the rounded corners of this cedar box, George Blomberg employs steaming and bending for three of them. The fourth corner is rabbeted and pinned.

Konovaloff designed and built this trestle table to withstand the rigors of both indoor and outdoor use. It is constructed using red cedar and hand-chopped mortises.

Spanish cedar, copper rivets, and marine epoxy are used to ensure that this garden bench will stand up to all types of weather. Snediker outlines his construction process in FW#130,…

Tischler’s dresser features a myriad of design elements - graduated drawers, book-matched drawer fronts, chamfered edges, string inlay, and hand-carved pulls. It uses a variety of woods, such as Brazilian…

This Arts and Crafts-inspired blanket chest is made from quartersawn white oak, European beech and ebony. The interior is lined with eastern red cedar. The piece is finished wtih shellac…

Babot’s Ruhlmann-style cabinet is made of curly koa, jarrah, cypress, cedar of Lebanon and maple. The brass pulls were designed by Babot. The piece is finished with shellac and wax.

Johnson’s stand is made from amboyna and cedar of Lebanon. It features a storage compartment, through-shelf, a leather stop and Japanese marbled paper inside. It is finished with shellac and…