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A Mahogany Door Carved by Eye
June 8, 2023

Rob has been a general contractor for over 35 years, all the while dabbling in what he calls “casual door making.” He glues up 10/4 material and rough-carves with a…
Walnut Desk with a Maloof Chair
June 8, 2023

Ever since reading an early Fine Woodworking article on Sam Maloof (#25), Richard had a goal to make a Maloof chair. He’s now made five but wanted to build a…
A 1955-Inspired Tambour Wine Cabinet
June 8, 2023

A client of Jack’s, remembering a 1955 tambour wine cabinet from his childhood home, wanted a new piece that retained the original’s characteristics but with an updated design and increased…
Bigger Than Average “Paul Bunyan Jacks”
June 8, 2023

Tim calls these bigger-than-the-average playthings “Paul Bunyan Jacks.” He made this set for family members to use at a reunion. Each jack has 10 joints. While the curly maple has…
An Oak and Sycamore Desk
June 8, 2023

Heavily inspired by the landscape of the Ribblesdale valley near his home in the Yorkshire Dales, Tom incorporated some of its features in this piece. For instance, the dovetails running…
An Amish-Inspired Walnut Bed
June 8, 2023

This bed integrates its large panel headboard and thin legs using a breadboard end joint. Unique to this project is the infant side sleeper, inspired by pieces from the Amish…
A Multi-Wood Chest
June 8, 2023

The design of this chest was inspired by Virginia woodworker Tim Beierle’s furniture and drew on the technical expertise in Tom McLaughlin’s article “Shaker Chest of Drawers” (FWW #290). Anthony…
A Walnut and Maple Hope Chest
June 8, 2023

Spencer built this hope chest as a graduation present for his cousin. It features solid hardwood and veneer construction. To create the base, he used bent lamination. He cut the…
From the bench: The tack hammer’s story
April 26, 2023

Michael Cullen's appreciation for tools and the stories behind them are one of his mother's enduring legacies.
Floating-top side table
April 20, 2023

Curves are everywhere in this elegant table, and they make it fun to build while learning a variety of skills.

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