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Shaker cabinet
November 12, 2008

Solid cherry gun cabinet. all joinery is mortise and tenon. Most sides and doors are frame and panel. Shaker style with hints of arts and crafts influence. Deminsions are 72…
Television cabinet
November 12, 2008

Solid cherry and ebonized walnut television cabinet. Cabinet includes pocket doors on top for television viewing or hiding. Also six drawers on the bottom with contrasting woods shown through box...
Finishing 101
November 11, 2008

A trip to the Philadelphia Furniture and Furnishing Show helped me realize the importance of a quality finish.
Kitchen table
November 11, 2008

After seeing my bench inspired by Lon Schleining's (Tools & Shops #167), my sister in law ordered this table for her kitchen. Made from recycled beech pallets and cherry, it…
Chest sans Sides
November 10, 2008

Cherry, Red Oak, Maple, Sycamore, Pecan, Red Cedar The design of this unusual piece came to me in a flash one day, but the execution took several months. The…
A Special Cabinet
November 10, 2008

Cherry, Red Oak, Sycamore, Ambrosia Maple, Walnut, Shellac Polish Finish 33"H x 43-1/2"W x 17-1/4"D I call this a Special Cabinet because it is a quite amazing combination of needs…
18th Century candle box
November 10, 2008

In the 18th Century, the candle box was used for storing candles.
18th Century tilt-top (elliptical) candlestand
November 10, 2008

This 18th Century tilt-top candlestand has an elliptical top. In order to save space, the candlestand's top could be tilted and and the entire piece moved against the wall.
18th Century tape loom
November 10, 2008

In the 18th Century, this type of loom was used to weave narrow bands of cloth - called "tapes." Tapes were used for straps, trim, ties, etc.
Conference Table
November 6, 2008

Maple Veneer Top, Cherrywood Armrest, Polyurathane Finish Computer and Power Outlets pop up in center Cherry Pcs.

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