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This is a project I completed a few years ago. For some unknown reason, the completed pictures with the top and mirrors installed, have gone AWOL. This is in a development in Lexington, MI. Edit/Update: Was at this development, building some restaurant table tops and took some photos of the...

Here's another mirror in my "journey in wood". After an oak and sapele mirror this one is cherry. I built it for my sister as a house warming gift. I'm working on a walnut one for my mother currently. The finish is a Minwax Cherrywood gel stain. This was my first time using a gel stain. It...

I work at a Salon in Central Phoenix. We just remodeled and I built the bar area for the clients to have refreshments at. It's a ~9+ ft. long, 20" wide", 2" thick maple countertop with a 3.5" quilted maple front. It's sitting on a birch plywood shelf I bolted to the wall I framed. It also has L...

So we moved into a new home that has a bar in the basement complete with an entertainment area. Lots of boxes filled with books and nowhere to put the TV. So the solution was to create a TV stand in the corner with a bookcase on both sides. Simple construction, 3 - 4'X4' sheets of 3/4" plywood...

This customer decided to paint and finish the sign himself. Saved me a lot of time and him a lot of money. Works for me. This top sign is one single sassafras board, 20 some inches wide and almost 4 ft long.

Well everyone, I have seen fairy doors on LJ from time to time and I thought my little girl would love to have one of these in her room. This one is made out of Maple, Walnut and Lace wood for the door. I distressed all the material with a dremel to give it an aged and magical look. I dadoed in...

you 1960's ers…will love this!!! an ambrosia maple lava lamp vase!!...we all remember these ..so thought I would make one…not bad..not turned but again done with the ring master…gray ambrosian maple..not my favorite but did turn out well…black inlay to accent..all of my projects are for sale...

Pestle a cooking device… and a gift. I never heard of this tool before, but when Jim made a post where he gave us his best recipe's, Mike / Littlecope told about this tool and how he used to use one of these - and also that if he had a lathe he would make himself one. So I could not stand the...

Last fall, I was at Flynn's Saddle Shop in Boise, Idaho. I dropped off a portfolio and discussed having the business show case some of my saddles.The manager of the western department was agreeable to that and I left the portfolio with one of the owner's wives. I also learned that they were just...