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This is a Murphy bed that we built in the Smithsonian style, but without a desk. One of the biggest changes we did was to add fluted molding to the bookcases. We added it as a build up and not just as part of the face frame. This gave the crown and base moldings a flared out look. We...

This jig is based on one John Lucas demonstrated for the Gwinnett Woodworkers Association in February, 2015 (see: ). This fluting jig is a table that mounts in the banjo on the lathe. The cutter slides along the table against an aluminum fence. The table has a T-track with a set of adjustable...

This was a project that I was inspired to do based on another LJer's post of a similar chalkboard. I made mine out of black walnut. This was my first attempt at doing fluting on columns and the result was very good. I really enjoy the Dewalt compact router and now understand the value of having...

I was approached to make a bar. She said she wanted a place for people to sit behind the sofa but something like a bar. "Oh so you want a sofa bar". Everyone liked the term so it stuck. Maple construction with fluting on the four support columns. the top portion I was able to cut three...

After making a beautiful intarsia piece for my oldest son after graduating James Madison (http://lumberjocks.com/projects/98687) it was time to make one for my daughter who graduated from NYU. After pulling down various NYU logos, I was very disappointed with what the university logo looks...

Wall-hanging mirror, beveled glass. Made from mahogany, redwood burl veneer on quartered poplar (for stability in movement). Constructed with offset should mortise and tenon with an additional rabbet. Top is a triple tenon. I made my own shaper knives to cut the top molding. Everything is...

This murphy wall bed is a horizontal version of my Excalibur Murphy bed with a bookcase added to the top. The customer wanted a bookcase and I was planning on doing just a simple one that sit on top. After getting into the project I decided to extend the fluting all the way and keep the doors...