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Make Waves
August 12, 2009

This cherry and steel wall sculpture is 5' by 9'. Three slabs were cut from one log. Each slab was cut into smaller pieces. The pieces were turned off center…
Walnut Hall Table With Live Edge
July 26, 2009

Live edge top with Ebony & Wenge butterflies, strechers are stainless steel. Finish is oil / varnish followed by wax.
SawStop rolls out a more affordable cabinet saw, aimed at serious hobbyists
July 14, 2009

The SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw does almost everything its big brother does, with better dust collection and a much-lower price. It is aimed squarely at small-shop pros and serious hobbyists.
steps up a tree
June 20, 2009

The tree was found wind blown on the client's land- 33' 2600# white pine frome Iola WI. The treads are hard maple made from 13 tapered staves railings are soft…
Furniture Society honors Vladimir Kagan
June 19, 2009

The Furniture Society gave its highest honor, the Award of Distinction, this year to Vladimir Kagan, who began as a studio furniture maker but converted his pieces into commercial designs,…
Serpentine Chair
May 18, 2009

Dining chair in cherry, ebony, stainless steel, nylon monofilament line, nickel-plated aluminum. Finished with gel stain and laquer.
The Carpenter
May 9, 2009

This is a sculpture about my father who taught me woodworking when I was just a kid. Many of the tools on this piece were his. His outfit is made…
Quaker Table
May 1, 2009

The name Quaker Table comes from the unique properties of this table to detect an earthquake, after the fact, unfortunately. Any movement causes the balls -- in the center tray…
Dead Man’s Chest
March 15, 2009

14 in. wide, 10 in. high, hand forged steel, 2 hand made swords, hand carved skull, each rivet individually welded, has removable interior shelf, weighs approx. 8 lbs,
Shot Glass Display
January 3, 2009

STARTED WITH 3-BOXES, ADDED PLYWOOD TO MARRY THE BOXES, ADDED DECORATIVE ELEMENTS...

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