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My girlfriend wanted one of those $3000 fancy outdoor tables for the backyard, so I built this one for $200. I used some catalpia that my buddy Dan Hudock (hudockshardwoods.com)…

THIS IS A TRESTLE TABLE WITH THE TOP OF QUARTER SAWN WHITE OAK AND THE REST OF QUARTER SAWN RED OAK. THE RED OAK WAS ON OUR BACK PROPERTY WHICH…

I made this table for a breakfast table in 2009 from Cypress & Poplar.  The cypress was recovered by a friend from an old Catholic Church that tragically burned in…

I built this table for my son, using maple and only glue for tne top and legs.  It can be put un four parts for an easy relocation.  The top…

This table design was adapted from Issue 89 of FWW. The frame and base units were made from lumber cut on my own property. The maple top was cut in…

Shibumi Table ("shibumi" is Japanese for "elegant simplicity") is also known as a "compound-mitred trestle table". I designed it to display my on-going interest in form defined by structure...

This sideboard is my own design.  The design is contemporary with an oriental influence.  The sideboard is 38" tall, 60" wide and 18" deep.  I took construction inspiration and advice...

I made this for my Wife from Hard Maple wiith Wenge Accents, and Euro Beech for the Trestle.  I used some of those nice roller blade like locking wheel casters…

QUESTION: I like Matt Kenney’s workbench (“Matt’s Monster Workbench”), but wonder why he used trestle-style legs. Dwayne Salisbury, Albuquerque, NM ANSWER: I used trestle-style legs on my workbench for four reasons. First,…

This is my interpretation of a Craftsman style table with elements from Greene and Greene added in. Quarter sawn white oak accented with bloodwood and walnut, and an antler handle.…