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I bought the air dried 8/4 cherry that I used for these stools in Vermont two summers ago, not sure of what it would actually become. Even in rough form it was nice looking but once I started planing it down the real beauty began to reveal itself. It has dark lines (both green and black)...

A client requested a small stool to stand on so she could reach the top shelfs on her book shelf. It measures 300mm L, 200mm D and 160mm H. Turned the legs on the lathe, stub tenoned and glued with PVA. Used a spindle moulder to cut the edge profile on the top, sanded to 150 grit then a couple...

Hi, here is yhe last cabinet that I made. I started it on a workshop in Germany with Garrett Hack and finished it at home (door, inlays and finishing) in Spain. It is made of cherry with quarter sawn spruce shelves and back. The inlay are made with ebony, holly, maple and redheart. the knob is...

I started working on this about 2 years ago and was never able to complete it due to various circumstances. The carcas became a catch all in the garage. The only thing my wife wanted for her birthday this year was for me to finish this project and fill the niche next to the fire place. Here is...

We remodeled the kitchen last year, but hadn't yet gotten new baseboard and crown installed. There were several reasons, but one of the biggest was not being able to find anything commercially that went with the new cabinets-a simple, straight line style, kind of an enhanced Shaker. Finally, I...

I have new plans for the year. I have for some time now wanted to make wooden planes in an 18th century style. I love how those plans function and are so simple in many ways yet reflect a hight of refinement that can be so appreciated. To think, they could make such objects of functionality from...