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  1. Hope chest

    This is the Hope chest that I made for my daughter this Christmas. I am very please with the results. It is made from wide sapele. The top is only two seperate boards and the glue line all but disappears in the grain. The sides and ends were curved using with the curved planing jig that I...
  2. Curved to Perfection

    This is a 3 drawer gentleman's chest of Peruvian walnut and cherry. The case is constructed with handcut dovetails. The drawers are coopered and feature drawer slips with sliding housed dovetails and through dovetails. Finish is BLO and a handrubbed Daly's Pro Fin. www.wrightwoodworks.com
  3. Wedding WellWish and Advice Wine Box

    This is a Wedding Wine Advice Well Wishes Box that I made for my son and his bride. The box has a coopered lid which has a slot cut in it for wedding guests to write notes to the newlyweds. The box is made of purpleheart (her favorite color and the main color of the wedding), and is constructed...
  4. Daughter's Pirate Chest

    Built this for my daughter over a weekend. Coopered lid, made from poplar and pine scraps. Inset hinges/lock. Finished with dye - gel stain - poly. Daughter and I beat it with sticks, keys, rocks, etc to get a worn look, she loved that part! Made a hand built, removable till inside that...
  5. Two rural mailboxes

    My parents asked me to make them a new rural delivery mailbox. I have had the idea kicking around in my head for a while of one I wanted to make, so I jumped at the chance. I wanted to do one with a rounded coopered top. Never having done it before, I set out with a spruce 2×4 to build a...
  6. Blanket Chest

    My wife volunteered me to build a blanket chest for the schools charity gala event :blink: She said it had to look like the treasure chest from last year, but larger…. and the top had to be the same, but no shiny brass hardware this time and I had to put the nails in it again…. :blink: I asked...
  7. Coopered Lid Tool Box

    I recently finished constructing a hand tool box with coopered half lids and four drawers. Plans: Article by Pat Curci; American Woodworker February 1999. Material: Solid Cherry, Cherry Plywood, Brass hardware. Random scraps of maple and walnut for the drawer boxes. Finish: Minwax Clear...
  8. Anna's Jewelry Box

    I made this jewelry box for my wife. It is made with cherry, spalted white oak, maple, and spalted mahogany. The lid was coopered with a "round plane" I fashioned from grinding down the iron of an old transitional plane and shaping it's wooden sole to match to an even curve. I went through...
  9. Genii's Bottle

    This is one of a group of proto types the black is soot from my wood stove it is finished with poly. It was coopered then carved.
  10. The Hunters Horn

    This piece is actually works and is the first of several sound experiments.
  11. Dovetailed Coopered Keepsake Box

    Features: Cherry Coopered lid Decorative hand-cut dovetails
  12. Flanged Out

    The second wide flange experiment. Here I was also toying with the idea of using pieces right side up or upside down. It turned out a pritty cool experiment because it looks completely different from upside down to right side up. So if a person wants to redecorate the display case just turn it...
  13. Treasure Chest

    This Pacific yew chest was included in Taunton's 2011 book titled Blanket Chests, authored by Peter S. Turner and Scott Gibson. It measures 36" x 21" x 17" high. The lid was coopered and features a void between two live edges that serves as a handle. The lower half of the chest wass carved to...
  14. Blogs
    Sketchup Design I came home with an amazing piece of figured maple from Global Wood Source (an impulse buy) when I bought the stock for my Jellyfish Table. I have been playing around with Sketchup to figure out how to use it and I came up with this design. Brian was asking me about it so I...
  15. Blogs
    Constructing the Carved Tree Trunk Base Get your own valid XHTML YouTube embed code I am having a lot of trouble getting the video to look right in this blog! It looks wrong here and if you click full screen it looks even worse! If you REALLY want to watch it then it is best to click...
  16. Woodworking Skill Share
    Hello: I'm a newbi here, this is my first question. I'm prepearing a jig to cut tennos with a manual router, but I though: isnt it much more simple to cut tennos in the talbe saw? What most experience people woud recomend me? Thank you in advance. Gerardo
  17. Designing Woodworking Projects
    I originally posted this over on thewoodwhisperer.com forum but thought it would go well here too. Hi All, I'm a relatively new woodworker, with only a handful of projects under my belt. I, of course, have many others on my my list that I would like to do. When thinking about one of them…a...
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