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My wife has been asking for a pergola for quite some time. After taking it easy for the summer, I finally had the ambition to take it on. The verticals and supports are 5×5 tamarack. The top is made up of 3"x 6"x 16' hemlock and is topped of with 1.5" square hemlock. All of the wood was...

Curly Maple, Bubgina edging and key splines The bottom key spline is deliberately unevenly spaced from the other two to give the case a feeling of vertical action and a somewhat lighter feel. The name "Anejo Humidor" denotes that this particular humidor (one of several I have made, including a...

This is a wine rack I made for a friend. It is made out of old tamarack that I scavenged from a very old house. I very much doubt that there will ever be any wine on this rack that will be older than the wood. Collectively the rack holds 49 bottles and so there were 98 routed circles; it took...

This is a piece of Tamarack, (Larch) that my friend gave me and I made a little bobble for my wife. Its a little mouse peeking out of the hole. The mouse is carved from Maple, then I drilled a hole all the way through the tamarack, and hollowed it out from the back. I then set the carved mouse...

A neighbor approached me about making a bench as a wedding present for his nephew. I very reluctantly accepted. The 4" slab is cut from a dead Tamarack also nick named buckskin. The 4"x 4" legs are Grand Fir. He wanted the legs turned but when I mitered the corners to remove some of the...

Tamarack bar table. All tamarack made from a beam I got from another job. All wood joinery with simple tapers on the legs. The most non-curvey table I have made.

This is my first cutting board. It is made from maple, walnut and red oak. Dimensions: 19×12 x 1.5 " Finish: Watco BBO&F (thanks for the tip degoose) - three coats so far. It is also my first project using my new planer. It is also the first project i really used my restored Sergeant #4...

Another end table. This one is made all out of tamarack. Table was given away to a deserving person once again.

This is a Bear I carved on a deck railing post. The wood is Tamarack, in some areas it's called Larch. I have some growing on my property. Check out my Blog for a video slide show. http://picasaweb.google.com/s/c/bin/slideshow.swf