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Woodworker: Peter Schultheiss Schultheiss, a retired math teacher and a member of the Long Island Wood Turners Association, learned about segmented turning by studying a Dale Nish book while...

Woodworker: Marc Spagnuolo This bench was an experiment in power-carving. Using a grinder outfitted with an Arbortech blade, Spagnuolo carved curves into the legs and the top. The legs were…

Woodworker: Marc Spagnuolo This table was originally designed for a class Spagnuolo taught at a woodworking school. He designed into it advanced techniques to challenge the students...

Woodworker: Thomas Starbuck Stockton This custom buffet in Honduras and African mahogany uses veneer with beautiful but not overpowering figure. Stockton crafted the piece for clients who saw his...

Woodworker: Richard Williams Built to house a television, an audio system, and a large collection of CDs, this cabinet, one of a pair, reflects Williams's affection for both Art Deco,…

Woodworker: Robert Bley Robert Bley needed a music stand when he started playing the guitar. Since the average metal stand would clash with his fine wood furniture, Bley decided to build…

Woodworker: Jere Williams Jere Williams' background in sculpture inspired the organic, flowing lines of this modernsist chair. Assembled with floating mortise-and-tenon joinery, the piece was mostly...

Chest by Michael Cullen features hand-carved, milk-painted wood, a wenge base, and an unfinished Port Orford cedar bottom.

Woodworker: Bill LindauNorth Carolina woodworker Bill Lindau designed and built this sculpted rocking chair in a style he calls "contemporary Maloof." He modeled its shaply curves after the inconic...

Wenge coffee table with hand-rubbed oil finish.