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Built this for my wife, she wanted something a little more country.

I built this several years ago for our house. It was built in three sections so it could moved. Solid Knotty Pine with 1/4" plywood back The crown molding is a combination of stock molding and pieces I custom milled. Semi-gloss Lacquer finish.

Well, here it is. My finished kitchen cabinets. After a little blunder with the Stile and Rail router bit... This kitchen was a dump when we moved in (along with the rest of the house.) There was a rusty old metal sink falling into a rotting brown laminated counter top, an old brown, rusty...

I wanted a matching corner hutch for the larger hutch we have in our dining room. This piece was built with old pine boards I had in my shop. They were used as supports when I was painting other projects and were covered in old paint. I sanded them up and glued them together and here is the...

Here's a barn door and a barn door style baby gate that I built for my son and his wife. They built an extra bedroom on their home and asked me to make the door(s). It was a fun project, but I suppose, I'm more proud of their work on the room!

I made the golf club repair stand by request for a buddy who does his own golf club repairs. He wanted a stand to set the clubs on while the adhesives were drying, etc… I cut the parts out of a glued panel of knotty pine and painted it Espresso.

I made a different version of my 2-pot plant hanger for a buddy and his wife. I usually stain them Vs. painting them. I cut it out from a glued panel of knotty pine. Knots are hard to hide with paint. I may use poplar next time I am painting instead of staining. All in all I think it looks ok.

Tim hired me to build this mailbox for Summer…I think he needs to score some points!lol. The flag is supposed to be a palm tree.

My first real woodworking project. I did this door as a test for my basement office. I must have done too good of a job because my wife wants 12 more for in the house. Made from knotty pine and finished with Minwax Early American and Poly.

I started this project with the intention of creating a decorative outside on the Vase. I showed my wife before I took it off the lathe, and immediately my plans changed. You can't cover that up, it's too pretty. Apparently.!!! So off to plan be. Which is glue up a block of builders pine and...

This started as a gift idea for my father's new house. After setting on a design, I went for 16/4 knotty pine sized down to 3¾" that I used for the legs, upper and lower rails on all four sides and the middle rail on the front to give it a massive and rustic look. The funny thing with wood that...

My daughter needed more pantry space in there lakefront cabin. So here was my solution, a knotty pine corner cupboard with 1/2" Baltic birch shelves all dadoed in place. The three back walls are cabinet grade 3/4 pine plywood. And the face frame a doors are glued up from the remnants of my T&G...

This started out as my entry for both the secret and knotty projects in the 2009 winter woodworking awards. I think I spent about as much time tearing apart the shop looking for something with "a knot like no other", as I did building this box. One upshot is that I finally got my shop cleaned...

This dining room table seats up to ten people. The top is constructed out of one-by knotty pine material. The planks and perimeter frame are butted and glued together with biscuit strips. The skirt and legs are constructed from pine and stained ebony. The four-by legs are tapered to create a...

Here's a few boxes I've built: 1. A pen box (to hold a pen, of course). Purple Heart and Ash(I believe) with an inlayed strip in the top. I bought the inlay. This was the model for a class I taught, but eventually dropped. 2. Badda-Binga Box. The carcass is Bubinga with Maple/Purple...