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As a gift for my wife for our fifth wedding anniversary I've been slowly working on a Shaker inspired dining table. Although it needs a final wax the table has already found its way into our home. (7 months after our anniversary…) (Thankfully I've upgraded the dust extraction since then…)...

This table and bench , was all hand milled from scrap quatered Poplar logs left in a field by a sawyer. As they say "one`s man`s trash…....." The seat and back rest on the bench is 3/4 mdf. My client is finishing it off with cowhide and padding. "P.S., I do not yet own a jointer, or planer. When...

I recently completed a new table for a client on the East Coast. He and I worked on refining a design from a simple concept to one that had the details he was looking for. The main feauture of this table was the base design. Very modern with two small rectangles that make up the legs and then a...

I needed to make a small dinning table for my Daughter's tiny apartment. Aprox. 43" X 43" (The table not the apartment) My daughter wanted it all stained black to match some of her decor. So using my own stock to save a few $$ I used Poplar for the legs & apron. and Birch for the top. But after...

I worked at a lumbar yard between high school and college and got a chance to see various building materials I had never seen before. I also had the time to really SEE some materials that were all too familiar, but usually ignored. Oriented Strand Board (OSB) is one such material. Most people...

This is a table I made partly by Popular Woodworking magazine. I think they called it a Hay-Rake table. But … I had some difficulties. I ran out of wood and had to make some design modifications. First I didn't have enough Bubinga to cover the width of the table and I somehow thought it a good...

Here it is guys the table is done. Lots and lots of hours of work. Best marquetry from my part so far. Letters were real challenge but surprisingly and against all odds its done. Enjoy :)

Hello guys it's been a while since I posted a new project, here it is a new 8' blackwalnuttable and iron leg table.. Thanks guys and enjoy…

Here is what I like to call Fine Rustic furniture, where the table top is rustic but the style and the base are more elegant. This table came about after my wife and I moved into our new house a couple of years ago. We had a dining room but not a table big enough for the space. We couldn't find...

I recently purchased some Cypress from a local couple who didnt have the time to design and build their table. I spent a couple days drawing the designs for the trestle legs to show off a unique idea that i like and that hasn't been mass produced. I used mortise and tenon joints for the whole...

A friend of mine sent me a quilt pattern that I used to make this project. That was interesting and fun to turn it into a Intarsia piece.