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I am a new home owner as of nine months ago, which put me in a very strange place. For the last three years of my life I have been a nomad; which, naturally, led to me having very few possessions. I am unmarried, and do not have an eye for decorating. I have developed a deep appreciation for...

This is our breakfast and kids' table, 18" deep, the top surface is at 27" from the floor and is fastened by bolts to the kitchen island. A simple drawing is provided. The unfilled dual line on the drawing is a piece of .75" by 2" mild steel heated and bent by our local iron monger. I used a...

This lovely tray is modeled after those used in the PBS series "Downton Abbey". Made of walnut it features angled finger joints on the tray rails and a clever wooden spring mechanism that holds the legs closed in storage, and locks the legs open in use. If you want to build your own version...

Had a customer that wanted a pedestal table for there breakfast area and found a picture of one on the web they liked. I had not done one of this style before and thought it would be a challenging but doable project. Once I broke down the different parts into individual projects it was not to...

Working on this coffee table, i am using walnut and walnut ply, mortice and tenon joinery. Finish will be shellac and arm-r-seal.

This is a project I worked on for some time. Our family had long ago outgrown the tiny table we bought unfinished when my wife and I got married. It was time for a new table. The shape is hexagonal due to the shape of the breakfast nook where the table would sit. I used elm that I dried out...

This is a breakfast nook table and bench set that I built to replace a glass table. The basic structure is made from 3/4 inch plywood and then it was overlaid with clear pine and palette pieces. The table top was then given a thick glaze coat to protect the surface.