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This business card holder made from oak, cherry and walnut is made from leftover pieces of a custom picture frame I built. This idea came from the other business card holders on Lumberjocks - just a quick miter cut, add some glue and the project was finished in no time. - Thanks for looking

Poplar wood birdhouse with bubinga accents. The wood grain wraps from side to back to side. Front door is made up of end grain poplar and bubinga pieces. The access hole is eliptical in shape. The roof is shingled with 104 different flattened beer caps. Cheers!

A self designed vanity. I designed this for a line of bathroom cabinetry I tried to market. The line did not take off; however, this style has become popular with the nautical crowd. A smaller version of this went into a Russian oligarch's yacht. The windows are actually made with mdf bezels...

This is the Greene and Greene inspired mirror frame from the woodwhisperer guild from a while back, I ordered the DVD and let it set for about 4 months till I picked it up and decided to tackle it for a Christmas present for a Dr friend of mine that I work with. This had a few woodworking firsts...

Made from spalted birch.

I made this box as a gift for my Dentist who helps keep my bank account lean. It represents the Frank Lloyd Wright style. The plans came from an article in wood magazine. The wood is Padauk and maple. The finish is mylands sanding sealer,(#@$##%&**)=Indicates difficulty in brushing a smooth...

Once again simple BUT elegant!

My neighbor brought me this grape press that had been in a fire. I wish I had taken a before picture of it in tack but I didn't. He promised me wine if I made it usable. I had a week before the grapes were ready. I tried cutting the compound angles on my table saw and 12" sliding miter saw...

This was the toughest project I've ever had. Actually my daughter was walking around near my wood spot and saw a small chunk of log and said "daddy, lets make something with this". I sawed it in half and then made the slots for the business cards. I followed the grain on the right one, and...

This was a commissioned piece, and was sold in 1997. You can see more of this project at - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Project Story: The year was 1997. My first major furniture commission, this Birch China Hutch, was the important start to my...

This is a business card box that I made a few years back. It is made from basswood and then stained. This has turned out to be a real conversation piece at carving shows.

I was tired of having wood all over the shop and came across some plans for a nifty work bench. After a number of modifications to personalize and make it more useful for me, this is what I can up with. OH YEAH!!! I LOVE IT! It's on casters so if need be I can pull it out from the wall to...

Made this for the love of my life - that's her home. Was my first attempt at intarsia - and I made a few errors. But overall, I'm pleased as was she. Each piece is one of the provinces. Stock: Light color - African Mahogany Stock: Tall pieces - Zebrawood Stock: Dark pieces - Lacewood Stock...

My grandfather (mother's side) began building Nantucket baskets in retirement, which eventually grew to him selling them in art galleries on Cape Cod. The main gallery he sold through was in Woods Hole, MA. This was his final basket that he made before his stroke which left him paralyzed on the...

Here's a production jig I designed to make tons of pocket business card holders in no time. The jig features a base, a keeper frame, an excavating template, a hole template and is meant to be used with one or two plunge routers and two guide bushings. If you're planning to attend craft fairs...

Just a couple of pictures of one of the many business card boxes that I've made over the years. I've made them out of padauk, walnut, purpleheart, rosewood, ebony, ash, orange, cherry, oak, pecan, maple, cypress, cocobolo, and many more that I can't think of at the moment.

I got tired of our tired and busted cutting board, and wanted an end grain maple butcher block cutting board, but was abashed at the cost of a good one. So I decided to try and make one. I couldn't find any two by maple, only 1×2, which caused a little more work then I thought when I first...

Had some fun messing around with some of the old branches we have plenty of around here (called "slash" by those of us here in Colorado faced with chipping this stuff). The first photo is of an "H" monogram from turquoise I made for my son, the second shows the cane (he's too young yet to need...

I made these from left over Maple from my cabinets for the kitchen. I have seen some other excellent examples of music stands on this site.

Martin Luther King Walnut and Cherry Sanded to 400 grit finished with Seadlac Shellac batch cut enough pieces for 50 card holders. finished 7 today and have 17 others glued and sanded to 80 grit. 10 hours shop labor to get them this far. All down hill from here…. tools used: tablesaw bandsaw...