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Just finished this cookbook/tablet stand, made from a mix of woods, all from scraps or reclaimed firewood. I think the base is cherry-it came off the firewood pile so I'm not entirely sure. Flattened top and bottom with my planer (and sled), but left the sides as is, just hitting them with...

I made this out of recycled pine from an old shelf. My wife wanted me to make her something to hold her cookbook open as she used it, so I came up with this idea. I managed to use all clear pieces, no knots at all. I even made some drawers for little items or recipes. It stands 14" high 8" wide...

A few years ago, a good friend of mine from college let me raid her childhood home's basement for woodworking tools. She knew that my brother had gone postal on me and demanded that he get to keep everything my dad left when he passed, so after her brother and husband got first dibs, I was...

The friend I made the first live-edge cookbook stand liked it so much she commissioned me to make another for her sister's birthday. I made a few changes to this one - I used cyanoacrylate to glue the loose bark instead of epoxy, which was much less messy. Planing went much better, but walnut...

I built this cookbook stand for my wife as the last project related to our kitchen remodel. It's made of walnut with maple accent strips, finished with Watco Danish Oil. The back panel is 9" wide x 13" tall. The ledge is 1-1/2" wide, and its front lip is 1-1/2" tall. A 4-1/2" wide hinged rear...

This cookbook stand was a Christmas Gift to my sister-in-law. First, I must give credit to ScottMorrison and Canadian Woodworks on LJ for inspiring my design. I wish I would have had more time to devote to my project to obtain perfection those builders' music stands are at, but I was battling...