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  1. African Cherry and "Gold"

    African Cherry and "Gold" Box. This was a fun experiment….I had occasion to visit a local picture framer, and in talking about my woodworking, he asked if I would have any use for random cutoffs of framing materials. I, of course, was interested and got a whole arm load of unusual pieces. For...
    african cherry box gold matting

  2. Hope or Blanket Chest

    This is an African Cherry (Makore) Hope / Blanket chest lined with 5/16" thick Tongue & Groove Aromatic Cedar closet liner. Plans came from Woodcraft #FD-162 item #151551. Makore was purchased from now closed exotic lumber dealer in N.E. Alabama. Closet liner came from Home Depot. Hardware...
    african cherry bandsaw biscuit joiner blade blanket chest cherry chest chisel clamp drill press edge sander finishing hope chest joining jointer makore milling miter saw planer power feeder router sander sanding shaper shaping sharpening tablesaw traditional widebelt sander

  3. Adire 281 and LCC Speakers

    I built these in 2005. They are Adire 281 towers and LCC (Large Center Channel). Unfortunately, Adire isn't around anymore. They put out a great design and kit built around their 8" woofers and I couldn't be happier with the sound. The boxes are MDF veneered with paperbacked quartersawn Makore...
    african cherry biscuit joiner furniture makore mdf router speakers tablesaw veneer veneering

  4. Celtic Knot French-style Rolling Pin

    Celtic Knot Rolling Pin. I had to do one More! African Cherry and Maple. The maple strips are introduced in pairs in four separate glue-ups, and then the sides are trimmed to expose the design…..Then to the lathing.This is the maximum size I can do on my midi lathe…..18 inches. The center...
    african cherry lathe maple

  5. Bonsai Box

    Decorative box, made of African Cherry with Maple inlay and splines. It features curved sides and a lid hinged with hidden steel pins. The box is approx. 5.5×8.5 inches and is finished with hand-rubbed poly.
    african cherry box decorative maple splines

  6. Fruit 'n Nut

    Fruit 'n Nut….aka….African Cherry and Hickory with hybrid half-lap corners and line detail continuing around the box. The lid is hinged with hidden pins. Finish: hand rubbed poly and wax. Lined with black velvet. Approx. 3.5×6 inches.
    african cherry box hickory

  7. Nautical Napkin Holder

    Nautical Napkin Holder - A boating friend asked if I could come up with a holder that would keep the napkins from flying around in the wind while he is boating. I wanted something simple, but with a "nautical" stamp on it. The hold-down arm features a carved maple anchor and is heavy enough to...
    african cherry box maple napkin holder

  8. Dresser trays

    Dresser Trays...Three fun little lathe projects for gift giving, ideal for keys, change, wallet, etc. I see the round one as being a bit more feminine, but….... The lower and left trays are made of bloodwood, and the upper right one, from African cherry....accent stripes are maple. I learned...
    african cherry bloodwood lathe maple trays

  9. Hickory /African Cherry Box

    I wanted to make a little box that had a mechanical-looking lift. The lift actually does nothing but stop the pin-hinged lid from rotating into the box, but I think it is a good look. The box is Hickory and African Cherry and is about 5.5×3.25 inches and finished in spray poly; and the bottom...
    african cherry box hickory

  10. Sleigh Cradle

    The Journey Begins: The future grandchild, I have been informed, must have for all of five months a sleigh cradle to reside in. Since I have a long lead time of nine months the process begins with locating a sleigh cradle picture, and I found one. I start all my projects with the least...
    african cherry bandsaw cradle milling mortiser tablesaw veneering
  11. Woodworking Skill Share
    I did a quick search and didn't see anything so I'll ask here. When you have a flat project ie. cutting board, tray, lazy susan, etc., how much attention do you pay to the bottoms? For a long while I was making the bottoms look almost as good as the tops. Plane then sand to 180. Now I'm having...
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  12. Woodworking Skill Share
    So i have my newly made table saw sled, and my digital gauge to get the blade at exactly 90 with the sled. I can now make perfectly square and multiple cuts!! (yay!!) I was fooling around making some practice cutting boards but can't quite get the joints EXACTLY dead on. there is always a gap...
    cutting board help
  13. Woodworking Skill Share
    I've got a Stanley #5 that a friend gave to me. I've been woodworking for many years but am just starting to explore hand tools. I want to get this Stanley into good shape and I know that one of the main tasks is lapping the base. I've been working on that and noticed a bit of a low spot (a bit...
    plane question
  14. Woodworking Skill Share
    I've been getting more into using hand planes and decided to try jointing some rectangular mahogany stock I'm using to make some picture frames. The pieces are about 29" in length. All the pieces had twisted and warped when they were sliced out and I lack a jointer so I tried the stanley no.5...
    milling plane question
  15. Hand Tools
    I know virtually nothing about hand planes. Has anyone found a good tutorial for a beginner? Something beyond what the parts are - like how to set the depth of the iron, different planes for uses, irons what are flat vs curved and why you would use one or the other, grain direction concerns...
    joining plane question
  16. Off Topic Coffee Lounge
    hi there fellow wood workers I am trying to figure out what it is that I can do with all of my saw dust. Generally most of the saw dust and shavings that I produce is western red cedar. There is a fair amount of doug fir and some mahogany dust in there as well. I am wondering if anyone has...
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