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Woodworker: Richard Kautto Kautto, a student at Capellagården (the Swedish craft school founded by Carl Malmsten) made this box when he attended the College of the Redwoods as part of…

Woodworker: Chris Burtis While attending the North Bennet Street School in Boston, Burtis chose to make a project that incorporated techniques he wanted to learn--string inlaying, veneering, banding...

Woodworker: Alan Turner Turner said he's fascinated by curves and angles so this cherry and hard maple piece uses both. The splayed legs are angled to add stability. The curve of…

Woodworker: Alan Turner This Newport-style kneehole desk is modeled after an original attributed to Edmund Townsend (circa 1760s) which is in the Rhode Island School of Design Museum. As on...

Woodworker: Richard Oedel This Sheraton-style secretary was crafted by North Bennet Street alumnus Richard Oedel and displayed in an exhibit at the Boston Athenaeum. It features curved glass...

Woodworker: Greg Smith Long interested in Chinese furniture, Smith had noticed that when wood is turned to resemble bamboo, it typically is done in a very symmetrical way. He thought…

Woodworker: Mark Doolittle Doolittle designed this piece to reflect his interests in marine biology and nature. Starting with a single 2-in.-thick slab of amboyna burl, he used rotary and hand…

Woodworker: Jim & Laura McCaul The McCauls live in a lake house in the woods, and the natural surroundings influence their furniture collaborations. This hall table (18 in. deep by…

Woodworker: John Kettman Kettman reproduced this Queen Anne bureau cabinet from photographs of the 1710 original. In an effort to authentically replicate the piece, he employed the tools and...

Woodworker: Marc Spagnuolo This table was originally designed for a class Spagnuolo taught at a woodworking school. He designed into it advanced techniques to challenge the students...