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 detached two car garage with a finishing room in rear seperated by sliding doors.

As a woodworking hobbyist in my spare time, I had always wanted to make the highboys in FWW issue #117 from 1996.  With the work and detail involved, I figured…

Simple design made of cherry. The tops are bookmatched, legs are tapered on all four sides, bottom shelves have breadboard ends that are mortised into the legs and hand cut…

This is a basket made by scroll sawing and carving to clean it up.  The piece is unfinished to make the basket weave more realistic.  I put just a couple…

This small drawer rides under the top of a Shaker inspired sewing table.  The joint is a cove and pin--a popular machine made joint from around 1880-1910.  I made these…

The Hardwood Manufacturers Association has a free, easy-to-use wood selector online, with all the info a woodworker needs, including working properties, design ideas, and images of each wood with various…

FWW contributor Paul Schurch's veneering skills occasionally bear strange fruit, in this case a strange vegetable. Just as planned, his giant veneer turnip caught the desert wind at the annual…

Shakers didn't have coffee tables. Probably didn't have coffee, either. But if they had I'm guessing this is what their coffee tables might have looked like. Built for the gallery…

This cupboard was built for the gallery show posted earlier. Made primarily of cherry with milk-painted poplar for the seven shelves and back. The poplar was used both to lower…

Cherry linen press. Frame and panel construction with mortise and tenon joinery. It has graduated drawers with hand cut dovetails front and back. Turned feet and all mortise and tenons…