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Decorative Parquetry, Dinning Table
February 2, 2009

This 54" diameter table top has Maple, Birch, & Ebony. I cut the parquetry with a scalpel, using the "Window Method"
Federal or Hepplewhite Legs with Inlay
January 30, 2009

As mentioned in my last post, I attended the recent Williamsburg Conference on "Working Wood in the 18th Century". One of the show pieces was a Federal Dressing Table presented…
A replica of the Benjamin Seaton Tool chest
January 29, 2009

In 2006 I decided to build a replica of the Seaton tool chest. The chest itself took about nine months working about three hours a day. Another hundred or so…
Treadle Sewing Machine with Inlayed Dovetail Drawers
January 25, 2009

This treadle sewing machine belonged to my wife’s grandmother and was in very poor condition. It was stripped down to bare metal and all the wood was replaced. To make…
Large Humidor
January 24, 2009

This large humidor is made from Babinga, Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar and Spalted Maple. I found the Spalted Maple on Saltspring island just off of Vancouver island in British ColumbiaThe...
Federal Klismos Chair
January 24, 2009

This chair was inspired by a pair made by Furnituremaker Phil Lowe,to fill out a set of side chairs for one of his clients.Made of Mahogony, satinwood and ebony, It…
Serpentine Federal Table
January 23, 2009

Federal style table in English Sycamore. The inlay is done in holly and ebony. The piece has a bent lamination front.
Walnut Shop Stool
January 23, 2009

I needed a shop stool, and did not have a lathe, being a woodworker, there is always a way to solve a problem.
Dining table with inlay
January 22, 2009

Solid Walnut Dining Table for my wife. Line inlay is red Oak. character inlay is Cherry.
Gamble House Entry Table
January 21, 2009

My interpretation of the Greene and Greene/Gamble House entry table Made of cherry with ebony accents Drawer joinery accomplished with techniques similar to box joint joinery first by roughing...

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