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My first attempt at a pinned mortise and tenon. I found it tough to get my mortises perfect. Accents are fiddleback Maple.

I was making this box as a project to utilize some homemade banding, and practice pinned breadboard ends, half-mortise locks and an escutcheon idea I had. At the last moment I decided to turn and wood-burn a little acorn pull for the top. After everything went together it looked a little (at a...

Well, just like everyone else I needed an outfeed table for my table saw. I spent a lot of time looking at a lot of them on Lumberjocks and all over the internet. I needed to be able to fold it down when I put the saw up against the wall so it had to be folding. I really liked the idea of the...

The image that appears for my jock is that of my black greyhound named Surge. This last month, Surge passed on to pet heaven and can now run free to chase birds and explore whatever he wants. For his ashes and some various memorabilia, I made this urn out of wenge and maple. The lid is...

I had these two Alaska Yellow cedar slabs taking up room in my shop. So, I dreamt up this trestle table design for them. I cut a slight convex on the sides and ends which gives the top a slight barrel shape. The top is 2" thick 84" long, 37" wide. I filled the dead knot in the center of the top...

This is a design I got out of the book, Basic Box Making by Doug Stow pg23. this is highly figured white oak that I inherited from my Dad's stash of wood. The finish is "Natural" Danish Oil with spray on lacquer as a top coat. Things I've learned from this project: 1. Rit dye won't soak into...