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www.woodpasha.com crazy about decorative panels
November 9, 2010

decorative panel wood and metal scraps
Amazing space-saving furniture from Italy
August 15, 2010

Check out this video on transforming, space-saving furniture from Italy. This is not your dad's Murphy bed.
Hall Tree On Steroids
July 20, 2010

I made this with and old door, level, squares, 2 broken hammers, metal stand., broken hammer handles, old license plates, funnels, sanding pads, 2 gerry cans one even says...
How Lie-Nielsen decides which tools to make
July 1, 2010

In a workshop at the recent Furniture Society Conference in Cambridge, Mass., Thomas Lie-Nielsen explained the surprisingly informal way he chooses what to make next
Summer Storm
June 1, 2010

The Walnut for this hall table came from a tree felled by lighting during a summer storm. This is the first table I used butterfly shaped inserts for stabilizing the…
Autumn Table
June 1, 2010

Maple, ebonized ash & stainless steel. Maple top is floating, the stretcher connects sides using Japanese joinery, no glue or fasteners required. I used steel wool dissolved in vinegar and…
Kaidan Dansu
October 16, 2009

Japanese chests were sometimes made as stairs to a loft, a Kaidan Dansu. This one is 80" tall and was constructed of wood from a soft maple tree that fell…
Maple Table ( Nakashima Inspired )
September 29, 2009

This is one of the tables I will be showing at the Fine Furnishings Show this weekend. The base is ebonized Ash and stainless steel. I used steel wool soaked…
What to do with brocken tools
August 30, 2009

This is what you can do with your old borken tools make art with them. The frame is made of redwood two by fours, ones that show the inner and…
Going With The Grain-The Life of a Woodworking Student and Artist-in-Residence, Part 2
August 29, 2009

Begining woodworking coarse, techniques, facilities, and projects.

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