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Woodworker: Michael Brown This eye-catching sofa table rounds out Michael Brown's mahogany living room set. Choosing the curvy pattern and testing its construction took hours, but the payout was...

Woodworker: Michael Brown Michael Brown's curvy kitchen island has rounded edges to add girth and decorative steel rails that bow out to give the spice racks room. The piece took…

Woodworker: Malcolm Tibbetts For this chess ensemble (chairs, table, and chess pieces), Tibbetts cut almost 4,000 pieces of wood (such as myrtlewood, ebony, and curly maple). Yet the project took...

Woodworker: Mark Edmundson Edmundson crafted this cabinet by sandwiching plywood on both sides of an MDF core. The doors feature frame-and-panel construction and a matched grain that Edmundson can...

Woodworker: Marcus Collier The circa 1850 reproduction Tansu chest is a loose intrepretation of a piece Collier saw in the book Traditional Japanese Furniture (Kodansha International, 1986). Made of...

Tall lcase clock in curly maple by Bill Coyle.

Wine cabinet in cherry and cherry veneer by David Hurwitz.

Tuttle designed this plywood computer desk to be broken down for transport or storage. The desk has its own power switch and is wired for a variety of computer equipment.

Gindling’s chest of drawers from urban walnut and sycamore, and finished with polyurethane.

This Stickley-style dining table gets its light appearance by using only curly maple. The table is finished with oil, wax and polyurethane.