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Marking Knife
October 24, 2012

Black constructed this marking knife from bird’s-eye maple, and heat-treated steel.
Burl Bowl
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Roger Lafleur Lafleur turned this black-cherry-burl bowl in just two and a half hours. It is finished with a mixture of gloss polyurethane varnish, tung oil, and boiled linseed...
Chess Set
October 24, 2012

The chess pieces for this commissioned set are made from cherry and ebony. Mode styled the pieces to reflect those found during 18th-century France.
Open Hutch
October 24, 2012

This open hutch crafted by Layport was typical in American from 1730 through 1840. Made of curly maple, the hutch uses many of the traditional joinery methods used during that…
Trestle Table
October 24, 2012

Black cherry trestle table by James Merritt Dunlap. Draw wedges are used to make self-tightening joints, making this table ideal for transport.
Shaker-style Drop-leaf Table
October 24, 2012

Isaak patterned this small single-drop-leaf table after the Shakers, but the legs are all Thomas Sheraton. The table is made from cherry and finished with oil.
Krenov-inspired cabinet
October 21, 2012

A few years ago, I read Krenov's The Impractical Cabinetmaker and loved the cabinet he describes in chapter 'Carved Curves' (p. 86 ff). After finishing another project I decided to…
The Language of Finishing: Part 1
September 27, 2012

From aniline to witness line, grasp the lingo and you'll soon be a fluent finisher.
Charles Rohlfs Chair
September 14, 2012

This is my interpretation of Charles Rohlfs chair. I was inspired to make this after seeing a copy by another woodworker and then reading the story about the valuation of…
Waterfall Jewelry Box
August 28, 2012

Waterfall Jewelry Box The Waterfall jewelry box project is a typical proof of three elements of creativity which are copying, transforming, combining,. Designed and made by Vejdi Avsar. Craftsmen...

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