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Woodworker: David Hurwitz Hurwitz began carving kitchen utensils about 13 years ago as a way to use the scraps accumulating in his shop. Seeing them as an exploration in form,…

Woodworker: Pat Megowan While building this sideboard during a 12-week intensive course at The Center for Furniture Craftsmanship in Maine, Megowan grew so frustrated that he twice thought about...

Woodworker: Gregg Lipton Lipton's Gazelle table (dimensions listed above) employs an apron integral with the top and a curvaceous leg that runs right to the top of the table. For Lipton,…

Woodworker: Daryl Sullivan When designing his workbench, Sullivan found inspiration in The Workbench by Lon Schleining (The Taunton Press, 2004). Sullivan culled various details from benches in that...

Woodworker: James Mursell Having owned and broken two store-bought travishers—a tool with long thin handles used to shape Windsor chair seats—Mursell decided to make his own version thats...

Woodworker: Matthew Stark California furniture-maker Matthew Stark crafted this bubinga and quilted-maple bed for a client seeking a king-sized piece with a Japanese flair. Shoji screens gave Stark...

Woodworker: Asa Christiana This is reproduction of a design by furniture maker Douglas Green (www.greendesigns.com). Christiana made two of them to accompany a platform bed he built, also based on…

Woodworker: Doug Stowe Thanks to a center-gap design, Stowe was able to dovetail the ends of these legs without danger of flexing the base. With the gap, the expansion of…

Woodworker: Doug Stowe Doug Stowe built this reading table on commission for a traveling exhibit on Arkansas literary history. The piece features Arkansas Ozark sugar maple, loose rocks Stowe...

Woodworker: Richard Williams Built to house a television, an audio system, and a large collection of CDs, this cabinet, one of a pair, reflects Williams's affection for both Art Deco,…