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This is a Stickley Plant stand I made from red oak. I saw some other jocks had made this and I decided to give it a shot. I found plans for this on the net from a wood working magazine. The top is a slate tile and its finished with a few coats of amber shellac.

I made this for my mother in law as a plant stand. Cherry and mohogany with a floating top and lower shelf. I made mohogany dowels and drawbored the aprons. Finished with arm-r-seal. Made several mistakes but happy with how I recovered and fixed them!

I watched Norm make one of these years ago and decided to make one for myself for my office. Office converted to a cube when my company moved so the plant stand came home. My new house screams for two of these to keep people from walking on the wooden grate over the air return. Plus the plant...

Hey Guys and Girls i am back with something i been wanting to try for a while. I wanted to make some queen ann legs, not to fancy. My wife ask me to make her a couple of pland stands for these two plants we have in the house. I been going over several designs in my head so i came up with this...

My daughter recently started collecting succulents and Tillandsias (air plants). Honestly, I had never heard of air plants but as the name implies, they grow without the need for soil. They can be purchased at your local nursery or garden center and online. Anyway, she wanted a way to display...

Was between projects and am always trying to find a way to reduce my inventory of stuff…stuff I've saved for future projects…so lets look around.. Found this fresh air vent cover years ago and it's been sitting in it's spot too long…It's cast iron coated with enamel..I've always liked it but, I...

This is a rustic, triangular plant stand. (I guess?) Mystery wood is light colored- hardwood- not oak. Wide grain pattern. Length is aproximately 18 inches, height is fifteen width is about 13-14 at the widest end. Finsh is 3 coats tung oil followed by 3 coats spar poly (plants and water...

Due to hormones running rampant as the 2009 Winter Awards deadline fast approached, my planned entry is now sitting in the trash wondering what the heck just happened! And so, with just a couple hours to go I have decided to "cheat" and enter my Side Table as my entry for the secret compartment...

This free standing plant stand is in natural edge Maple (inverted natural edge) and Cherry. I wanted to design something that could flat-pack and still be super sturdy and tight when put together. with ZERO hardware. I tested it out with some pretty heavy plant pots. Success!

made from quarter sawn white oak. i used fumed light oak analine dye with amber shellac topcoat. i glued on an 1/8 thick piece on side grain for quarter sawn figure on all four sides of legs. those are not the plants that are in it now that was just a joke. i made two of them. it has a through...

I kept myself busy for the last month. These projects were useful and needed as I make one side of my garage a wood shop. Next is a lathe stand. I am loving my hand planes, and my Dozuki saw.

We had one last plant without a a stand that has been sitting a TV table. I decided it needed a stand and I had the pretty piece of white corian with a neat pattern in it that would work just fine. It is red oak and white corian with black corian threaded risers to give it a floating top look...

Just for fun. Mahogany, Linseed oil. The stretcher tenons into the legs were a pain & hard to get a clean look. 18" high, top is 8 1/2".

Been getting into kumiko lately, it's a lot of work on little pieces but addictive. This is a mini version of a shoji screen or door that I've designed to show a bonsai plant. Frame is Cherry with Pine grids and the infill pieces are cherry and purpleheart with BLO finish. Lots of handtool...

These were made from solid hickory and feature a through tusk tenon on the bottom middle stretcher. I wound up finishing them with beeswax and mineral spirits.

i've been working on my lap joints and dados, and am pretty pleased so far. the stain on poplar? not so much… i wanted a good deal of contrast between the legs of the little plant stand and the horizontal supports. tested 5 different gel stains after a coat of zinsser sanding sealer - result...

All wood from branches we've had to trim or trees we've had to take down at work. This is the second time I've tried sliding dovetails to put legs on like this. I've gotten better but definitely room for improvement. The pedestal is a piece of apple that was a bit wormy and split a lot while...

Hi: I recently completed a project for my wife… a plant stand made from wine barrel staves. I used wine barrel lids for the two platforms, and staves for the legs, as well as barrel bands for around the legs. The result is a sturdy and attractive - in a artisan sort of way - plant stand that...

This is the first version of the Craftsman Taboret Plant Stand that I found in "Craftsman Furniture Projects" from the "Best of Woodworker's Journal" series. It is black walnut and soft maple with a couple of coats of Watco natural danish oil followed by a couple of coats of poly-wipe and...

This is a bonsai stand I finished a few months ago. Made with some cherry leftovers from a different project. This project came from an issue of American Woodworking magazine, although I had to scale it down to fit my bonsai tree and pot. The stand in the magazine was quite large at about 30" in...