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Hucker made this Japanese-inspired table from beefwood, bronze and waxed linen cord. The coffee table is finished with oil.

This Japanese-inspired tiered container, crafted by Benson, is made from solid olivewood, olivewood veneer, aircraft birch plywood, custom brass hardware and suede cloth. The piece is finished with oil.

Shukar crafted this Japanese-inspired trestle coffee table from red oak. The piece features angled legs and a storage shelf, and is finished with Danish oil.

This Japanese-style stairway chest is made from ash and is finished with water-soluble dye, varnish, and wax.

Constructed from Douglas fir, cedar, maple, hemlock and pine, the step chest features hand-cut dovetails. Zawadzki’s chest is finished with oil, polyurethane, and wax.

The trick to sawing by hand is to build momentum before applying pressure at the start of the cut.

Learn how John Reed Fox assembled the decorative latticework in his cabinet, featured on the back cover. From Fine Woodworking #226

Learn how John Reed Fox assembled the decorative latticework in his cabinet

Over 200 pieces of Alaskan yellow cedar are precisely joined to form the traditional Japanese sakura—or cherry blossom—pattern. Deriving from the craft of shoji screens and doors, the...

This is my latest project. It is an Asian themed jewelry box that my wife and I designed together. It is made of meranti for the case, birdseye maple for…