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Kane Tsugi End Table
November 26, 2009

I was commissioned to produce a set of end tables for a client and given free reign to do so. This is what I came up with. I had seen…
Small box,
November 21, 2009

I had some thin maple I had run through my bandsaw about 1/4 and 3/4 inches wide. I also had some paduak left over from another project I thought would…
Serpentine Front Hall Table
November 18, 2009

This is a federal-style hall table that I made for my father-in-law as a holiday gift and as a thank you for letting me marry his daughter (we were recently…
Honduras mahogany and mother-of-pearl box
November 6, 2009

Box of Honduras mahogany, leopardwood, Gabon ebony, hand cut mother-of-pearl
Architectural DVD cabinet
October 28, 2009

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Bedroom Storage/Display Unit
October 15, 2009

The requirements were simple: fill a wall that was over 14' long, with a 12' high ceiling, and hide the TV with something not too overwhelmingly massive, with matching nightstands…
Blue Ulysses Sideboard
October 4, 2009

Normal 0 The primary goal of this project was to create a showpiece for the entry hall of the clients' home. It was commissioned by a local couple who requested…
Valley of Virginia side table
October 1, 2009

This is a reproduction of a walnut table of unknown origins. The original was probably built by a farmer. The inlay pattern was developed in the late 18th century by cabinet…
Jewel Cabinet
September 30, 2009

The bamboo base joins 32 points in curved and angled space. The case is a perfect golden rectangle (PHI) banded with an intersecting inlaid wave pattern in steam bent rock…
Bad Moon Rising
September 30, 2009

I designed this box to have a secret compartment contained within the lid which is only 3/4'' thick.Soss hinges were used to lift the lid and also the center section…

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