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“In Neidermeier of Repair”
June 18, 2010

This biedermeier inspired table has a bit of problem. It seems the basket weave pattern is in desparate need of repair. The composition uses a story telling technique of character…
“Broken Hearted”
June 16, 2010

Sometimes you get the right card, sometimes you don't. This rococo styled table features a gaming storyline. A 10 of hearts would have made for a nice hand. But instead…
Coffee table
June 8, 2010

instructions for use: 1. pour yourself a cup of coffee 2. contemplate infinity
100 yr Old House, New Table to Match Existing Woodwork
June 1, 2010

My father-in-law and I built a 5'x9' Table for my 100 yr old house. I wanted to make it match the beauty and the color of the existing woodwork and…
Banding from tenon cutoffs
March 9, 2010

This is the ultimate use of scrap. I collect the cutoffs from doing the tenons and made banding from it. One day I was making tenons and notice all of…
Scrap wood turned back into mosaic tree…..
February 16, 2010

This project was made entirely of recycled flooring and scrap material from my wood shop. There are roughly 2000 pieces of recycled wood in this project consisting of 13 species of...
Desk name plate
February 12, 2010

Marguetry scraps; Birdseye maple for background, walnut and cherry inlay. Walnut frame.
Carved Frame & Marquetry Picture
February 6, 2010

This was a very interesting project I made for a customer. The baseball player and background, I copied from a tee shirt. Which is one of their logos. Farwell, Nebraska…
Making the King’s Furniture
February 5, 2010

Join furniture maker Aaron Radelow on a journey through some of the most precise, intricate, and beautiful marquetry work you're every likely to see.
Contemporary dining room table
January 18, 2010

Contemporary dining room table. Size- 54 x 60 closed, 54 x 132 open. Materials- Sapele, Maple, various died veneers, Mahogany legs.

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