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“Santa Claus” Cookies and Milk Cabinet
December 23, 2009

I made this for my Daughter Justine, for her children for Christmas. This is a good way for Santa Claus to get his cookies and milk safely so that the…
“Time” for the holidays
December 23, 2009

Just a bunch of marquetry clocks with varying degrees of complexity.
Marquetry Clock
December 22, 2009

This is a Christmas present for my wife this year -- she has always been in love with clocks having Westminster chimes. The clock face was created from contrasting veneers…
Reflecting back on 2009
December 19, 2009

Inlayed Mirrors.
Refinishing Won’t Loosen Veneer
December 1, 2009

Q: When stripping finish off veneer, is there any danger of the stripper soaking through and loosening the glue? Ron Davies, Montpelier, VT A: As long as the veneer is…
Little Squam
November 29, 2009

This small table is a companion piece to a larger sideboard (I actually built the table as a prototype for the sideboard.) The legs, rails, and drawer fronts are solid…
Alfons Mucha in marquetry
November 27, 2009

70 hours of works to made this marquetry. Hope I respect the essence of this magnificient artist.
jewelry chest
November 22, 2009

This is a jewelry chest I made during some downtime I had while in cabinetry school. It is figured maple (both solid and veneer) and walnut (both solid and veneer).…
Serpentine Front Hall Table
November 18, 2009

This is a federal-style hall table that I made for my father-in-law as a holiday gift and as a thank you for letting me marry his daughter (we were recently…
Valet box
November 18, 2009

Valet box. Case constructed of walnut. Corner joints made with Rout R Joint system Heart pattern. The doors are Brazilian Rose wood utilizing 1/8" brass pins for hinges. Louis Cube…

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