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Episode 6: Period Fan Carving
December 4, 2014

Learn the right way to fit a drawer front and break out your carving tools for a soup-to-nuts tutorial on how to create the period fan carving that makes this…
Cherry Armoire
October 25, 2014

Cherry Armoire custom built for a customer w/ pullout jewlrey shelf and full extension dovetailed drawers
Queen Anne Dressing Table
September 25, 2014

Queen Anne Dressing Table, in cherry. Brasses by Ball and Ball, poplar secondary wood. Finish is BLO followed by orange shellac and one coat of low lustre lacquer.
Queen Anne Low Boy
September 14, 2014

Queen Anne Low Boy, apporoximately 32 x 18 x 30 high, cherry, finished with shellac, modified form Phillip Lowe's Fine Woodworking plan.
Federal dining table by Duncan Phyfe
September 9, 2014

Exact replica of historic 20-ft. dining table owned by Martin Van Buren
Queen Anne Candle Stand
August 1, 2014

This walnut candle stand features cabriole legs with snake feet and a super piece of crotch walnut for the top milled from a blowdown from my brother's back yard. 19"…
Chest of drawers.
June 28, 2014

A seven drawer chest of my own design. The design is based on the classic semainier chest of drawers and is a fusion featuring cabriol legs and veneered sides. To soften the…
Secretary Desk on Stand
May 25, 2014

This Secretary Desk is made from Walnut and Zebrawood. The front two legs have ball and claw style feet and the skirting has two large hand carved fans in the…
Secretary Desk with Bookshelf top
May 25, 2014

This Secretary desk is made from Cherry and the secondary wood is poplar. The hadware is Italian made and it has 2 large fans carved into the doors. Finished with…
Mahogany Lowboy
April 4, 2014

This lowboy was inspired by a Dunlap highboy. Made of mahogany and poplar. Complete with Horton Brass, ball and claw feet, dovetailed drawers, and 3 fans. Finished with 7 coats…

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