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This desk was made for a client using a recycled pallet from a local construction site. The pallet was made from Austrailian Pine, some type of cedar as far as I can tell. Very beautifully raggy wood textures. The client wanted something with a "campaign twist" on it, so I added the canvas drop...

A fold up side table or plant stand thing losely copied from an antique I saw somewhere. All reclaimed lumber. The top is glued up from some oak scraps, I made good use of the gap bed feature on my old Delta Rockwell 16-111 lathe. The legs are mystery wood form a crate or something. The...

Opening Credits: Special thanks to RGTools whose excellent advice and patience got me through a serious case of brain freeze. Anything you approve of in pic 5 is because of him; the mistakes are mine. This is not a blanket chest, of course, but it was when I started planning on building it...

This was one of my first wood projects a few years ago (and shows it, I'm sure…). I needed a desk, and wanted something in a minmalist, campaign-style based on some I'd seen elsewhere. I was unimpressed by what was at the furniture stores, and we'd just moved into our first house, so I finally...

After reading Chris Schwarz's Campaign Furniture, I was inspired to build something in that style. We just didn't need any more furniture in our house. I have been struggling with what to do with my growing collection of handsaws and figured I would combine those ideas into a campaign saw nest...

I made this a while back. But Spring Cleaning is in progress and I decided to take some pictures. The carcase is made using the "Approved 'Norm' Method" of ply sides, internal frames, housing (dado) joints nailed through and a back glued and pinned in place. The drawers are simple trays mounted...

Roorkhee chair, based on the design in Campaign Furniture by Chris Schwarz. Mahogany, finished with clear shellac and black wax.

Here is a small chest I recently finished. The sides are mahogany, the bottom is cedar and the top panel is book matched ziricote. I rubbed out the polyurethane finish with steel wool and wax. The style of the box reminds me of campaign furniture. Thanks for looking.

The American Black Walnut Campaign Floating Nightstands We have a 2 year old and a new one on the way and I am compelled to do what they call nesting. I need to be allowed to craft a nest for my partner to whelp in. For real though, how weird would it be if your wife disappeared under the...