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Woodworker: Matthew Teague This simple yet elegant wall cabinet makes good use of basic joinery, including a dovetailed carcase, sliding dovetails for the shelf support, and a frame-and-panel door...

Woodworker: Gerald Curry A variation on his sideboard, Curry's desk has drop pulls attached with interlocking bronze cotter-pins-one goes through the drawer front and one into the pull-a simple...

Woodworker: Kevin McMahon McMahon named this two-piece hanging wall cabinet after a woman's bathing-suit design, called a "tankini," which combines a tank top with a bikini bottom. The cabinet is...

Woodworker: Matthew Teague Nashville-based woodworker Matthew Teague built this harvest table based on the classic Shaker drop-leaf table featured in Fine Woodworking #159 by Christian Becksvoort...

Woodworker: Ethan Hutchinson This cherry bench took approximately 40 hours to complete and features contrasting ebony plugs. The bench design is inspired by Queen Anne furniture and the furniture of...

Woodworker: Christian Becksvoort In building this Shaker-style clock, Becksvoort starts with the clock movement and then builds the clock around it. Rather than the white pine normally used for...

Woodworker: Michael Moss Moss built this cabinet-on-table in the style of James Krenov. Made of cherry, the piece features walnut-burl veneer door fronts and ebony door and drawer pulls. The finish...

Woodworker: Milton Salas This four-drawer chest by Salas is a variation of a two-drawer bedside table he previously designed. The sides of this small chest angle outward slightly, giving the…

Woodworker: Timothy Coleman Made of thick veneer and solid parts from the same planks, this cherry and morado cabinet lies between traditional veneered and solid-wood pieces. Coleman cuts solid wood...

Woodworker: Peter Turner Originally linen presses were used for storing clothing or valuable linen. In this modern adaptation, the form was pressed into service as a dining-room hutch. Turners...