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Splay leg tables
May 1, 2009

I saw one of these at an antiques fair with a price in the stratosphere, so I had to make one for myself. I made a test using poplar scraps,…
Bubinga & Maple Credenza
May 1, 2009

This is from my wine cabinet series. This piece though made for the show of The Furniture Society Conference held at Victoria, BC., Canada, Frame is bubinga, door panels are maple...
Torture Test for Outdoor Finishes
May 1, 2009

We sent five types around the country and found one favorite
Hutch, milk-painted with cherry counter
April 30, 2009

A friend of mine saw a version of this in a store, but needed a slightly smaller one to fit his dining room. The maker wouldn't oblidge, so he said…
Shaker style hutch, milk-painted
April 28, 2009

Finished this today. Made a similar one as a Christmas present for one of our kids (posted 4/5) and liked it so much I made this one for us. Unlike…
Shaker bench, cherry
April 25, 2009

I made four of these benches for our town's historical museum. They couldn't be simpler to look at, but their joinery presented a challenge. The legs and trestle are joined…
Shaker tapered-leg dining table, cherry
April 24, 2009

A very simple table, built for our very small dining room. It was designed for easy disassembly, because that's the only way it could fit through the door.
skinny legs and all
April 23, 2009

I designed and built this small side table over the past winter, it's main body is Ash. A log that my wife and I literally stumbled over a few years…
Shaker dining table, birdseye maple
April 21, 2009

Ninety inches long with a top that's 1 5/16" thick, this table owes its light appearance to the placement of the trestle. Tucked up against the underside of the top,…
Shaker occasional table, tiger maple
April 20, 2009

This was my first attempt at turned legs. I started out trying to turn the pummels with a skew chisel, so for insurance I prepared a fifth leg blank. I…

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