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Shaker Table
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: David TuttleA big fan of Shaker furniture and of Garrett Hack, Tuttle based the design of this table on a Hack table featured in FWW #104 (“Building a Strong,…
18th-Century Desk
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Ben Hobbs Each year, Ben Hobbs and his three sons, Calvin, Matthew, and Ernie, get together to work in Ben’s shop in what they call "sons’ week." Ben, the…
Harlequin Liquor Cabinet
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Gabriel Sutton Sutton’s goal in building this cherry and bubinga liquor cabinet was to display a harlequin pattern in a subtle way. The curved panels and legs are meant…
Philadelphia High Chest
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Tony KubalakKubalak says the carving on this Philadelphia high chest was the most “elaborate, ambitious, and voluminous” he has ever attempted, and he is proud of the results. The...
Entry Hall Mirror
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Craig JohnsonThe yellow birch used for most of this entry-hall mirror (5-3/4-in. deep by 31-3⁄8-in. wide by 29-1/2-in. tall) was reclaimed from where it sank—probably in Lake...
Oak and Steel Humidor
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: In this white oak and handforged mild steel humidor, there are 48 raised panels in the sides, cut from oak and inserted into their half-lap framework from behind, secured…
Bombe Chest of Drawers
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Austin CampbellMost woodworkers see the bombé chest of drawers as the ultimate tour-de-force, so it’s particularly impressive that Campbell made this mahogany and white pine bombé as...
Zebrawood Coffee Table
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Christopher AtwoodAtwood, 21, says he “doodled lots of shapes” before coming up with the minimalist geometry of this segmented zebrawood veneer coffee table (28-in. dia. by 18in...
Hepplewhite Serpentine Chest of Drawers
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Eric OranskyOransky based this reproduction of a Hepplewhite serpentine chest of drawers on a piece made in the late 1700s in New England. He created a scaled drawing of…
Philadelphia Highboy
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Kenneth L. WilliamsonWhen asked how long it took to complete his Philadelphia highboy, Williamson said, “Several hundred hours and 35 years.” He started it four decades ago but kept...

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