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Dining table with inlay
January 22, 2009

Solid Walnut Dining Table for my wife. Line inlay is red Oak. character inlay is Cherry.
Wormy White Oak and Walnut Dining Table
January 15, 2009

Shaker Style Dining Table Materials: Table deck 3/4" lapped wormy white oak. Table legs and frame black walnut. Wormy white oak molding on skirt. Construction Method: Table Deck is biscuit…
Shaker Linen Press
January 15, 2009

This linen press reproduces the style of a Shaker Linen Press, South Union, KY ca. 1830. Mine is made of quartersawn curly cherry and the dimensions were adapted to fit…
newborn cradle
January 15, 2009

I built this cradle when the first grandchild was announced on my father's side of the family. It is made entirely of wood with no metal anywhere. All the grandchildren…
Simple Hall Table
January 15, 2009

This is a small hall table that I built for our home. We have a Victorian built in the 1890's. We had an old console radio that served as a…
Mahogany Sideboard Table
January 10, 2009

Mahogany Sideboard Table
Walnut & Cherry Coffee Table
January 8, 2009

Coffee Table, Shaker style. Book matched air dried black walnut top, with cherry base. Low voc varnish finish. Traditional haunched mortise and tenon joinery.
office furniture
January 4, 2009

Office furniture I made for myself, made out of cherry plywood and hardwood. Used Sedona red stain and 4 coates of laquer,rubbed out to a gloss finish. 1st time for…
My Daughter’s Cupboard
January 1, 2009

This started as a small jelly cupboard like "Aunt Chrissy's" and like all projects evolved into a Christmas present that cannot be done by Christmas. Its a traditional cupboard for…
Spalted maple and walnut side table
December 31, 2008

I made this table for my wife as a Christmas present. The spalted maple top came from a tree that went down on her grandparent's farm. We rescued the wood from my…

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