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Heart Shaped Bandsaw Box
July 8, 2009

This is the first band saw box I've ever made. I made this as an entry to a contest on Lumberjocks.com in early 2007. Being that it was close to…
Switchback bookcase
July 8, 2009

Contemporary design with traditional (albeit routed) dovetail joinery. I've never been a fan of adjustable shelving, which was the genesis for a fixed shelf case that could...
Laptop Desk for Yoga Enthusiasts
June 30, 2009

This desk was commissioned by my son who will sit cross-legged for hours using his computer. It is made of maple, maple plywood and walnut, and finished with polyacrylic. It…
Chest with a workspace
June 28, 2009

84L 36W 39H 13 Wood species used from local logger, Self Air dried, Salvaged stairs and pallets. 8 Months to complete. Demountable for easier transport.
Communion Table
June 27, 2009

Communion Table made from Maple and Mahogany
Connor’s Shelf
June 27, 2009

My wife recently became a godmother; she asked me whether I could build something for the little guy to be babtized. Well, here it is, though I did not quite…
Jewelry Box
June 25, 2009

A jewelry box i made in my high school wood shop for my girlfriend. This project was my first experimentation with inlay. I used lace wood for the sides and…
Cantilevered Bookshelf
June 25, 2009

This is my Cantilevered bookshelf. The design originated with the letter "F". The shelves are designed to wedge themselves at specific heights on the tapered 7' post. Each...
Empire Bookcase
June 24, 2009

This is a rather bold and brassy piece. Literally. I designed and fabricated all the brass features and hardware on this bookcase except the door hinges and catches. These details …
Maple and Fir Bookcase
June 24, 2009

Bookmatched maple sides (12" deep by 46" high), maple shelves and shiplapped fir back. Overall dimensions are 12" depth, 28" wide, and 46" tall. A single fir board was cut…

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