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Woodworker: Gokhan Doguer This veneered display stand has five-sided legs, and it tapers to the top, creating tricky angled joinery. Doguer says the most challenging part of the piece was…

Woodworker: Nick Bogen Bogen has been turning wood for five years, and has never purchased a turning tool. Instead, he forges his own steel using a triple tempering method developed…

Woodworker: Jonathan Thornton Inspired by the tool-making traditions of northeastern Native Americans and the people of the South Pacific, Thornton makes these crooked knife tools, called...

Woodworker: Gregg Novosad Novosad estimates it took 310 hours to complete this “furniture-style tool chest,” which was based on Lonnie Bird’s drop-lid secretary design. He finished the...

Woodworker: Wayne Beaty Beaty says he couldn't decide on a design for his tool chest until he saw a picture of Bill Crozier's in Fine Woodworking #132. He added his…

Woodworker: Wil Wolski Wolski, a student of Rosewood Studio's 9-month Craftsman Course, was inspired by modern era furniture and an exploration of curved planar elements mixed with traditional forms...

Woodworker: Evan Bottomley Bottomley, a student at Springfield High, was inspired to create this whimsical table by his niece's and nephew's fascination with bugs. The Japanese beetles symbolize...

Woodworker: Greg Klassen Inspired by the movement of the Pacific Ocean, Klassen, a College of the Redwoods student wanted this bench to convey the eternal motion of a wave. The…

Woodworker: Scott Gutierrez The design for this padauk and wenge hall table came as Gutierrez thought about the architecture (particularly the bridges) and countryside of Vietnam and Thailand, which...

Woodworker: Bob Steve Steve built this secretary from Lonnie Bird’s “18th-century Pennsylvania Secretary” plans (FWW #154-156). He finished the cherry piece with cherry stain and waterbased...