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This is an entertainment center that was completed in February 2010. It was built for a 73" television. The customer gave me free reign on the project. I built is as a "built in" to be built in the shop and assembled on site. I chose Pine wood with a clear coat to match the wall paneling...

It's not a spoon but I thought I'd add this just for fun. I'd seen ball in a cage pieces many times but I wanted to make something just a little different than the run of the mill whittlin'. Hope you enjoy it.

Well after a long hard winter spring has sprung. It also marks the end of my woodworking drought. This is a Shrine that I made for Ani Chonyi and it will go into one of the Eco-Pods on the Holy Isle off the West Coast of Scotland. It is made from American White Oak, hence the title. I went...

The fence is a 17" Incra with the wonder fence. Dust collection is with the Dust Router product which uses a flexible cup around the base of the collet. A T split sends a hose up to the fence, and another inside the case to the flexible cup surrounding the collet. With this combination, I run...

This box was an experiment with stacking glue-ups in a twisted shape. I like how it turned out!

A friend asked me to make a cutting board that had a handle built into the wood, and this was the result. I thought I'd post it, since I haven't seen that many boards with a handle like this. Woods are maple, cherry and purpleheart. Dimensions are 19" x 12" x 1".

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Nothin' complex here, guys….just a few of the DIY tools I have around. 1. 37" bar protractor 2. assortment of center finders 3. blind dowel centers case 4. corner spline sled 5. coffee cup dust-keeper-out-of thingy box 6. shooting block same paper size as my pneumatic

Made this bench from fine woodworking instructions. Followed what they outlined precisely. I did not make any alterations to their instructions / diagrams. Instructions can be found on their site under benches…"rock-solid plywood bench". Was pretty straight forward. Took a bit of time...

Things always take longer to finish than you originally figure…at least for me. I started out this project as a pair of hanging tool cabinets to organize my woodworking hand tools & I cut all the basic parts at the same time as the only differences are the inside compartments, but considering...

A self designed vanity. I designed this for a line of bathroom cabinetry I tried to market. The line did not take off; however, this style has become popular with the nautical crowd. A smaller version of this went into a Russian oligarch's yacht. The windows are actually made with mdf bezels...

This is just one log from a tree I am milling and will get around 2000 bdft of quarter sawn 4/4. It is some real nice material with a light brown color full of tiger stripes. It will take a year for it to air dry before using. I also cut some nice 8/4 live edge slabs for table tops. More...

I made this bookcase for my wife's cookbooks. This was my first foray into loose tenon joinery-it looked simple enough but 54 wooden parts for a 3 shelf bookcase turned out to be anything but simple (at least for me). All in all I think it turned out ok. I used quartersawn red oak for...