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The Elements Collection – Water
March 24, 2009

Water Solid Cherry Legs and top frame with ebonized white ash leg stretchers and a very quilted White Ash top inset. Ebony and Padauk “Koi” inlays.
The elements Collection – wind
March 24, 2009

Wind Black Walnut Legs and Top Frame with Spalted Maple top inset and leg supports. With Black Walnut and Western Red Cedar inlays
Bow Front Box
March 23, 2009

I built this box as a thank-you for a lady who was my son's teachers aide in elementary school for 5 years. The box is constructed of black walnut with…
A box of drawers
March 22, 2009

My wife has been after me to make a box to keep all her cross stitching supplies in. The boxis a cube 17" square with the feet height of 7/8"…
Laptop Display Box
March 18, 2009

Laptop Display Box - Clean simple design. Design inspired by the rustic, lake front log home it's kept in.
Mahogany Spice Box with String and Berry Inlay
March 15, 2009

I wanted to do a project to practice hand-cut dovetails. When I saw Steve Latta's spicebox (FWW #196) it looked like an ideal project with more than 100 dovetails. I enhanced…
Scrap Box
March 12, 2009

This box contains 52 different kinds of wood, all finished naturally to show the color and beauty. It features a jigsaw puzzle style lid. This concept answers my question: How…
Inlay Banding and Buffard Freres
March 10, 2009

Inlay banding can have a dramatic affect on the design of a piece of furniture. With some work an unlimited number of custom designs are possible. A 1926 catalogue that…
Diabetes Box
March 8, 2009

Being a Type 1 diabetic means constant blood sugar testing and regular insulin injections. Since I don't want to suffer the consequences of poor blood sugar control, I test 10…
Jewelry Box in Curly Maple and Padauk
March 8, 2009

The lid inlay is colored epoxy. It is a design taken from a medallion on a serving table excavated form the Midas Tumulus, ca. 800 BC, in Turkey. My goal…

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