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Woodworker: Allen Arnold Arnold modeled this silver chest after an original he admired in Colonial Williamsburg. Made for his wife, the mahogany chest stands 15 in. deep by 21 in.…

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: John Richards Richards constructed this large chest of drawers from mahogany using half-blind dovetails, sliding dovetails, and mortise-and-tenon joinery. The chest, finished with shellac...

Woodworker: Chuck PhillipsAs a first-year student at The Furniture Institute of Massachusetts, Phillips was inspired by a visit to the John Townsend exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He...

Woodworker: German F. Plessl The design for this bubinga and pear entry table came from Plessl’s desire to create a natural “tree-branch form” that also incorporates classical and modern...

Woodworker: Laël Ki Gordon Gordon, an Inside Passage School student, took advantage of the naturally prismatic quality of hemlock for this veneered whiskey cabinet. He created a subtle pattern...

Woodworker: Daniel H. Phillips Phillips, a North Bennett Street School student, adapted a drawing from Thomas Sheraton’s The Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer’s Drawing-Book for the design of this...

Woodworker: Ian Vincent Godfrey Godfrey, an Inside Passage School student, is drawn to the clean lines of Danish modern design and traditional construction techniques and hand tools. He created this...

Woodworker: Chris Hedges This Philadelphia secretary swept the AWFS Fresh Wood student competition in July 2007, taking first place in the reproduction category, best in show, and the peoples...

Woodworker: Willes Dale Stauffer Stauffer’s sculptural chair won first place in the contemporary woodworking - furniture category at the 2007 Design in Wood competition organized by the San Diego...