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Bathroom vanity
November 5, 2008

I built this vanity for our newly remodeled bahroom. The top is bubinga and the doors are curly cherry.
Arts & Crafts Sideboard
November 5, 2008

Although this project came from a "plan" - It was the most difficult project I've ever done. The carcase assembly was particularly challenging since all rails, dust panels, etc had to...
Reliquary and Stand
November 4, 2008

Quarter sawn white oak, curly maple and brass. Hand rubbed oil finish. Complete by Michael Roske
Twins
November 2, 2008

Sculpture stands appox 12" Ebony veneer in the back with Burled Maple on front piece. If you look close enough you can see a face in the front
Small Showcase Cabinet
November 1, 2008

This is a small showcase cabinet I made as my final project while attending the College of the Redwoods' Fine Woodworking Program. The idea was to keep the design as…
Tage Frid’s Salad Tongs
October 30, 2008

Here is my take on Tage Frid's Salad Thong article in FWW. I used 2 pieces 3/32 Cherry that I re-sawed and planed up myself. To finish I used good…
Asian Inspired TV Stand
October 24, 2008

This TV Stand was inspired by a picture of a Chest of Drawers by Jim Probst in one of Fine Woodworking magazine issues. This was basically my motivation to start…
Aalto Inspired Tea Cart
October 22, 2008

Inspired by the Alvar Aalto's tea carts from the 1940's. My client who is a designer came up with this design. The lamination were the most challenging part of this…
Zin Zen Wine Bar
October 22, 2008

Taking inspiration from Terry Holzgreen's Hall Table I designed this wine bar. Built from Solid Walnut & Maple, Walnut & Maple Plywood and Quarter Ash Veneer. Walnut is stained...
Kingwood Box on a Stand
October 22, 2008

This was a bit of a guilty pleasure . . . Rosewood, Ebony and Pearwood. The box was veneered, but the stand is made of solid Gaboon Ebony. Some friends…

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