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Coffee table in walnut, built in the mid-century modern style. I built this for my daughter as she furnishes her apartment. If you are interested in seeing details from the build, check out the video here: Cheers, Paul

Natural Edge Black Walnut top on Curly Maple base. Base was done in dovetail and mortise and tenon joinery. Finish on base is analine dye with shellac sealer and multiple polyurethane top coats. Finish on top is dilute Minwax Golden Oak stain with shellac sealer and multiple coats of...

I recently completed a new table for a client on the East Coast. He and I worked on refining a design from a simple concept to one that had the details he was looking for. The main feauture of this table was the base design. Very modern with two small rectangles that make up the legs and then a...

I finally got this thing started and complete. I was initially going to do it last fall but got busy getting some woodworking done for a gallery and then got busy on other projects. This is my first sculpted table and I am pleased with it. It was not too difficult and, as with all projects, I...

Had a customer that wanted a pedestal table for there breakfast area and found a picture of one on the web they liked. I had not done one of this style before and thought it would be a challenging but doable project. Once I broke down the different parts into individual projects it was not to...

https://www.clinescraftedwoodworking.com/blogs/ccw-blog/walnut-farmhouse-dining-table This was a special build for us. Its the first table we hand turned the legs for as we have just purchased them in the past. The Client had had a walnut tree removed from their yard several years ago and had...

Here is a walnut bench to go along with the dining table made from a tree that was downed during a storm at my customer's property. Wood was air dried for about two years and stored in a climate controlled environment for another year. Top is about 5/4" thick. The breadboard ends are pinned...

Solid walnut, under mount slides and Rubio thanks for looking

I picked up some walnut shorts at my local supplier in hopes of making something small. I wanted to use my lathe for a project for the 1st time. I turned the legs round but kept the upper 4" square. I have NEVER turned anything useful before. I also wanted the top to be clean and crisp. I...

this walnut half round is 18 deep x 36 wide. curved apron is a bent lamination with 5 plys. front join is a bridle joint and all other joints are mortise and tenon. finished with a wiping varnish.

I actually started this table a couple years ago when I cut the slab from a large walnut log I acquired. The other slabs have long been sold. I left it air dry for probably a year or more and then finished drying it in my solar kiln. Then I was sitting in my shop for awhile before I finally...

Here is what I like to call Fine Rustic furniture, where the table top is rustic but the style and the base are more elegant. This table came about after my wife and I moved into our new house a couple of years ago. We had a dining room but not a table big enough for the space. We couldn't find...

I picked up some walnut slabs the other day. I wasn't sure what exactly I wanted to do with them, however it didn't take long to envision a sofa table. I hadn't planned on doing any inlays but after cutting to length, it was apparent that the cracks needed to be stabilized more than I thought...

This Walnut side table is inspired by nature with the base miming tree roots sprouting from the ground. The entire table flows from one part to the next with everything blended into each other. The most interesting part of the table is the center column, which is made from 2 8/4 boards and...

Well it's been a while since you've heard from me. I've been consumed by a very large order for a lodge in Colorado. It consisted of 58 chairs and three large tables. 38 of the chairs were a spindle back dinning chair made from walnut with maple. This chair has been popular for us lately. It...

This is an idea that I thought of and then found some tables that looked close to it online. I made plans myself including a frame that acts as the sckeleton underneath the table top. It's attached to the barrel by using dowels. I move a lot so I needed something that could be disassembled. I...