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William started this design with two things in mind: He wanted a challenge, and he wanted to do something different. This unique valet tested his skills. According to William, “We…

Devin bought a Y-shaped walnut slab for this lounge chair, using the curve of the grain to create the curve of the back legs. He mounted the back supports using…

This table was created to enhance the entryway of Lloyd’s home. He used several design elements from previous pieces he’d built, including viola pegs as pulls, arched aprons, and ebony…

This box was Mike’s gift to a family member who needed a place to store a board game with lots of pieces. The design was heavily influenced by old-style picnic…

A professor of entrepreneurship at a technical university in South Korea, Steve designed these stools to teach an intermediate-level woodworking extracurricular class. The idea was to build a stool that…

Wayne’s rural, ocean-front studio setting provides limitless sources of inspiration. This console table design was born from watching sea birds amusing themselves, playing on the wind, especially during a whitecap-provoking…

A woodworking author and teacher, Charles built this toolbox to carry his tools when traveling out of town to teach classes. He finished the box with boiled linseed oil and…

Starting with the workbench design from The Anarchist’s Workbench (2020, Lost Art Press) as his inspiration, Don modified it to incorporate the Benchcraft Classic Leg and Tail Vises. He cut…

Stephen was inspired by an 18th-century John Goddard tea table with shaped aprons that sold at a 2005 Sotheby’s auction. He didn’t need a tea table, so he converted it…

This clock was a commission piece. Patrick’s clients saw it in the movie You’ve Got Mail in 1998 and had been trying to find it ever since. When they learned…