Salvaged ceder telegraph/telephone poles are used to produce these pieces.

These are fine examples of using reclaimed lumber from various sources. Great job and the wood looks so awesome!!!

-- Carey Durbin, Marietta GA, http://cdnaturalcreations.weebly.com https://www.facebook.com/CDNaturalCreations/

Wow, very nice use of the poles! You ablity to use reclaimed wood to produce things this nice shows your craftsmanship.

I really like your sliding top. What an easy access!

L/W

-- Jesus is the ONLY reason for ANY season.

Ditto to the comments above. Great upcycle of those poles, and the look is awesome. Fine work!

-- Don't anthropomorphize your handplanes. They hate it when you do that. -- OldTools Archive --

Gorgeous wood!

-- Jeff, eastern Wa

looks great nice work

Great job, I loved recycled wood to make projects, you just never know what they will look like

-- Norman - I never never make a mistake, I just change the design.

The diagonal cracks gives good contrast.

-- Personality and character of a man is like wood,you must polish it to shine.....

Very nice pieces and I love where they come from. I have not heard of a western white cedar. Northern white cedar and Atlantic white cedar and port orford white cedar I have heard of.

-- Bill M. "People change, walnut doesn't" by Gene.

Very nice pieces and I love where they come from. I have not heard of a western white cedar. Northern white cedar and Atlantic white cedar and port orford white cedar I have heard of.

firefighterontheside
Your skepticism is warranted, western cedar I believe is actually northern Cedar My boss calls it western white cedar and when it comes to soft woods I’m no expert see’n as how 95% of the work I’ve ever done is with hardwoods.

-- "what a ya mean I don't believe in god, I talk to him every day.” Dave Mustiane.

Wow, these are really nice pieces of furniture!
Sadly all wooden telephone poles I saw here seem to be pressure treated. Otherwise, some people may have problems with their phone tonight. :D

-- Uwe from Germany.