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Trestle Leg Plant Stand In 2018 a large ash tree was blown down in my neighbors yard. I was fortunate enough for him to allow me to have access to cut the tree up into natural edge slabs. Now that the wood is dry I made a plant stand that can be assembled as a kit for shipping. The screws in...

Time for another dining table project for one of my son's. This one was to be a live edge table but he wanted an original design base. The third pic shows the model I built to get approval on the design, as well as a segmented bowl made from leftover bits - 1:12 scale. I paid particular...

This trestle bench was a piece I built at a local college woodworking course. The course was four full days so I took the time off work and spent the entire week working on this bench. That week has got me wondering if I can somehow take a few months off and get to the inside passage school of...

This is a table made from recycled lumber I got from a dumpster locally. This table is for a cafe that here in the area, and they wanted the recycled theme to be carried out into the furniture. I ripped pieces with a table saw, positioned them together, ran threaded bolt through the middle, and...

This project contained a lot of firsts. First live edge, first bow tie splines, even my first LJ's post. Very rewarding and quite challenging. The top is WO and the base is SYP. Mortise and tenons everywhere. The chairs were just a kit. Thanks for looking. More projects to come.

This is a HUGE and HEAVY dining table. As with about 99% of my work, I do custom made work to exact client specifications. This dining table fits perfectly in their dining room and decor. The table is made from yellow pine I got from one of the artisan sawmills I go to frequently. The top is...

This is the finished Quilt Trestle I made for my Mother. The story goes like this. My Mother called and asked if I could assemble a Quilt Trestle for her. Of course right, after all she's my Mom. She shows up with a small box about 6"x9"x14". I figure, how long could this take? No time at all...

My house is pretty packed with my projects at the moment. So in now doing some projects for my office at my shop. This is the first one. It's solid bubinga i dug up from my stash with all mortise and tenon construction. It's very solid. It's intended use is to take messages /write up tags...

submitted for your viewing,....... is a 9'x 42"x32" walnut table the top was selected from 5000 bf of custom sawed lumber these two 3" slabs once revealed, screamed to be the top even before the saw dust was brushed away with a fantastic 32" crotch blazing down what wood become the head...

This is my first project posting on Lumberjocks. My wife and I are expecting our first baby in early September. I saw a similar cradle to this on the FWW website at about the same time we found out. I decided that I wanted to build one. It was built mostly by hand. All the stock preparation...

This table is a trestle style table made with hand hewn barn beams for the legs. The beams came from an 1800's barn and there were 80-something rings on the wood - these things probably started growing in the 1700's!! It was really cool working on them. The one piece still had an original...

I was lucky enough to come across two big slabs of Monterey Cypress which lived it's life out in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. I build a dining table that is 9'6" by 4". The trestle base is made from bay laurel.

These pedestal tables are selling well. This is the newest style, our Cambridge. This one has solid ash pedestals (3 pieces of 11" 16/4) and feet with a solid 6/4 white oak top, sporting breadboard ends. This one is finished in Starbucks dark brown (WD0001) with 1 coat of emtech sealer and 3...

I did this basement a couple of years ago. The walls are drywall with solid wood panels. The stairs are red oak and the shelving follows the stairs for a unique design.

I finished these some time ago. Inspired by Len Cullum's article from Make magazine on Japanese saw horses. Douglas fir with draw bored oak pins. I originally intended these to serve as a base for a work bench, but things change. While building a slab on them for a top I found that they racked...

Here's a project I just wrapped up for my good friend and business partners Daughter, Penelope & her new sister Violet. P has been the baby for some time now, so I wanted to do something special for her as I'm imagining this has to be quite the adjustment for her. In their basement there's a...

This is my first furniture build and is a trestle style coffee table made out of hard maple. I used 6/4 roughsawn material and for the finish, I used 1 coat of General Finishes Seal-a-Cell and 3 coats of semi-gloss Arm-R-Seal. This project was a really good learning experience. The top has a...

Just finished a huge 4-month long trestle table build. All 8/4 hard maple, it's 9'x3' with seating for 10. Finished with dyed shellac and arm-r-seal. The client asked for "bombproof," well they definitely got it with this! She's a beast of a table for sure, with the top/legs weighing in at...

Custom Black Walnut trestle table for family dining room. Joinery in table is predominately Festool Domino floating mortise and tenon joints. Finish is Minwax Golden Oak stain followed by numerous coats of polyurethane and Minwax Special Dark wax. Photos with the light colored construction...

An 8 ft trestle style table for my cousin Jimmy. Wood is Douglas Fir and Pine stained with Minwax Weathered Oak and Special Walnut. Finished with polycrylic matte finish