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This is a doorbell made from QSWO scraps that I had in the shop. It has a bit of Mission styling. It measures, 11.5" w x 6.5" h x 4" d. Construction is stub tenons. The finish is General Finishes Candllelite gel stain and top coated with General Arm-R-Seal satin poly. The last picture is...

Sometime ago, I had a new entry door put in and the trim around the door made the plastic box covering the doorbell chime unlevel. It bugged me for years and I finally decided to do something about it. This was a fun and project because I had no time constraints and the lack "hard use" didn't...

Out of the box, doorbell chimes are typically not very attractive. To remedy this at our house, I tossed the cover, kept the inside workings and enclosed them with this Arts & Crafts style cover.

During our recent entrance way renovations I had a lot of time to develop a hatred of the look of our doorbell. It's a hunk of plastic covered in gaudy designes. Having been long inspired by the Greene & Greene wall sconces I decided to embark on making my own as a cover to the doorbell...

I made a Craftsman doorbell cover to replace the ugly mirror cover that came with the house. I bought a hollow chisel mortiser a couple of years ago and this was the first real project that I used it on.