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Not So Big Work Bench Country Style
July 22, 2013

The Not So Big Workbench Plan by Ed Pirnik. Drawer false fronts done in Sycamore.
Upholstered Wing Chair
July 14, 2013

Cherry legs, maple and poplar frame using mortise and tenon joinery. Fabric is Historic Deerfield Flame Stitch.
Windsor arm chair
July 14, 2013

Windor arm chair, carved volutes on end of crest rail and hand holds, milk paint finish followed by oil topcoat, Legs and stretchers are maple, spindles and bent parts are…
Small four drawer chest
July 14, 2013

Tiger maple chest of drawers with graduated drawer heights, drawers dovetailed front and back, case also dovetailed top and bottom. Drawer runners dovetailed into side of case. Plinth base with...
My cutting boards
July 8, 2013

These are a couple of cutting boards I made after looking at the beautiful boards made by Scott Lewis and watching his video. This project was a learning experience on…
Entry table
July 3, 2013

House warming gift for my son and his wife. Curly maple top and skirts with cherry legs and breadboard. Square walnut pins to hold mortice/tenoned breadboad ends. Skirts are connected…
Another live edge sofa table
June 27, 2013

Chose to make the live edge beveled to the inside, which kept the best show-face up. Hard maple with walnut butterfly keys. Long Mitered corners are tricky...trickier still when the…
Jewelry Maker’s Toolbox – mineral stained walnut with curly maple
June 23, 2013

I designed this for my daughter, Erin. It is a jewelers tool box for today's hobbyist jewler. The chest stands 50 inches tall with a 24 inch by 24 in…
Cradle for Nola
June 16, 2013

This is one of the first projects I made for some friends. The legs are connected to the post with sliding dovetails as are the rails to the cradle frame.…
Bridge-Inspired Chair
June 4, 2013

The construction of this hard-maple chair reflects Yoshimitsu Motoyama's admiration of the stylish strength of bridges.

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