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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.…
Tool Cabinet
October 2, 2008

After my daughter's crib, this was the first piece of furniture I ever built. It has my first dovetails and first verneer work. It's walnut, ash, and maple burl veneer.…
Entertainment center
October 2, 2008

This was my first big project, an entertainment center built somewhat in the Arts & Craft style. It’s got a lot of storage, but the shape is not suitable for…
Pine Bottom Chest
October 1, 2008

This small blanket chest is based on an original design from the Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky. The box is made from single cherry boards with half-blind dovetails and…
A Cabinet for Small Bowls
October 1, 2008

I built this cabinet from butternut to hold some of the small bowls I've turned recently. The piece is 32-3/4 in. high, 8 in. wide and 8 in. deep. To…
Checkerboard Veneer Skateboards!
October 1, 2008

I learned to ride a skateboard after I began making them in the college woodshop in San Luis Obispo, Calif. Since then I've built more than 50 from laminated hardwood…
Vanity with Stool and Turned Mirror
October 1, 2008

I built this vanity using air-dried local cherry. The two drawer boxes are dovetail construction. They are connected by stretchers that join to each box with sliding dovetails. The top…
Dovetail Tool Chest
October 1, 2008

This dovetailed tool chest was constructed using the plans and procedures detailed by Chris Gochnour in Fine Woodworking #169. The box is made of alder, a species that is well-suited for...
Horseshoe Armchair
October 1, 2008

The design for this chair was inspired by a 17th-century Ming Dynasty horseshoe armchair on display at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts. Dozens of sketches later, it took…

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