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A close approximation of Pottery Barn's Chatham sectional. Customer ordered it and it's built and delivered. Cedar and pine construction, Danish Oil Fruitwood finish with satin poly. Will be on covered patio. Thanks for looking

Red oak lumber, hickory branches, Minwax Spar Urethane high gloss finish. Very comfortable and can hold over 500 pounds.

This is really one of my first big projects. I gave it to my mother last Christmas. She had been wanting one for a long time so I decided to do it. It is 36 inches wide, tall back rocker. I have made a circle jig for my bandsaw but needed a way to cut rockers on it. It will cut up to about...

I built this from a modified Ana White design. I replaced the 2×3s with 2×4s, and the 1×3s with 1×4s. I also made it all from cedar. I made it a bit longer to fit the cushions that I bought. It is very comfortable and heavier than I thought it would be. The star is from different project...

This project was an attempt to copy a historical piece (Selig Z-Chair or Z-Sofa) as close as I reasonably could. A loveseat size wasn't made originally, but its just in-between the other two sizes. I've never seen a real Selig piece in person (but I have seen a fair number of knockoffs), so I...

This is from reclaimed redwood. Like my adirondack chair, I followed the plans from Norm Abrams, except that the material is thicker and the backslats are 4" taller. For this project I plugged all the screw holes that may come in contact with the sitter. Every joint is reinforced with Liquid...