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Farmhouse Table

October 2, 2008

This farmhouse table has a 1.5" thick solid cherry top set on prefab (gasp!) legs. Finish is milk paint on the base, oil and wax on the top. Legs came from…
Shaker rocking chair

October 2, 2008

This chair was based on a FWW article by Ernie Conover. It was first attempt at making a chair, and the learning curve was incredibly steep. I opted for back…
Pine Wall Cupboard

October 2, 2008

This Colonial style pine wall cupboard was based on an FWW article by Mike Dunbar. The piece includes custom cornice and base moldings, floating tongue and groove back panels, awrought iron...
Cherry Jewelry Box

October 2, 2008

This is a cherry box I designed on the fly and completed in one afternoon. It has rounded, walnut-pegged finger joints and a recessed top with slotted walnut pull. Finish…
Small Box

October 2, 2008

This is my first woodworking project. When I saw an excerpt from Doug Stowe's recent book, "Basic Box Making" on FW.com, I printed it off and brought it home to my husband &…
Mahogany Coffee Table

October 2, 2008

Mahogany coffee table with compound curve legs, arched aprons, and maple inlay on top. Finish is powdered pumice (to fill in grain), 3 coats of varnish, top coat of paste…
Mahogany bowl

October 2, 2008

I wanted the bowl to be reminiscent of work by Bob Stocksdale, one of the mid-20th century turners who helped reinvigorate the craft. It's made from mahogany and measured 7…
Side Table

October 2, 2008

This table was built in 2003 during Lonnie Bird's Woodworking Essentials class at his school in Dandridge, Tennessee. The drawer in this table was my first attempt at hand-cut dovetails,…
Expanding Dining Table

October 2, 2008

I made this table from my own design, but it's clearly Shaker influenced. In these photos, both leaves are in. I made the slides too (they're like big sliding dovetails).…
My daughter’s crib

October 2, 2008

I built this on the 2 ft. by 10 ft. balcony off the back of the apartment we used to live in. I used a plunge router and benchtop tablesaw.…

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