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Arts and Crafts style Round Table – Stickley #603
January 7, 2009

The video series shows the build of two tables in parallel to illustrate the differences in materials and construction. The outcome of both tables is meant to be nearly identical,…
A&C Console Table
January 4, 2009

The most unique feature of this table is the lap dovetailed stretchers into the legs. Side walnut spindles are also joined with sliding dovetails to the lower and upper side…
G&G Inspired Dining Table
January 4, 2009

This piece was rather an exercise in design. Woods are qs white oak and wenge. Center spindles are sawn to shape 12/4 stock, carrying the weight of 44"x108" top which…
Arts & Crafts Armoire/Entertainment Cabinet
January 4, 2009

This cabinet features through angled mortise & tenon as well as lap and sliding dovetail joinery for its tapered frame. All of the panels are resawn from a 12/4 thick…
Walnut One-Drawer Lamp Stands
December 29, 2008

These are two tables I made as Christmas gifts, one for my parents and the other for my sister. They are my second and third woodworking pieces completed. All surfaces…
LEAVES
December 24, 2008

Leaves patterened after real leaves using different types of wood.
Pippy Oak door
December 24, 2008

A commision to design and make an Oak door of "character" to be fitted in a 300 year old thatched cottage. It took several months to locate the Oak witht…
Abbie’s Jewelry Box
December 22, 2008

An oak jewelry box with curved front drawers made for my daughter's Christmas present. The case and drawer fronts are from a single board. Drawer sides and dividers are maple…
Federal Card Table
December 22, 2008

Maker: Ed Stuckey Dimensions: 36” in diameter (open) and 28” high. Description: 18th Century Federal Card Table. Built 2007-2008 Materials: Primary woods: solid wood...
Quartersawn White Oak Writing Table
December 18, 2008

A writing table for my wife.

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