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From the album: Christmas Gifts 2014
My son loves to play guitar and dabble with cooking. I thought this might fit the bill? Made of walnut, cherry and maple scrap material. He really loved it.2 points -
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Over the past decade this was a reliable seller from the shop. I make them in cherry, walnut, and walnut with curly maple spindles. I don't like to deviate from those species because they fit into my supply of "green" materiel and works well in my business model. I make them twice a year and I make two of each species variants. I have a quasi assembly line production worked out so I can get six of them done in a month. There is a small process photo album in the Advance Woodworking section of this site of a walnut & maple rocker being built.
© Chair & Photo by Joe Mendel
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A little over a year ago I was commissioned to build a replica of the writing desk form the hobbit movies. I used behind the scenes pictures I was given by a film student from hollywood who commissioned the piece. It took about three months and was made to match the original meticulously. You can see more of it here; http://www.custommade.com/lotr-movie-replica/by/bearkatwood/
© Brian Noel
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From the album: Art Deco Roubo by Tumblewood Creations
The right side image. The bench is an absolute joy to use!© Tumblewood Creations
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From the album: The Dudes Originals and referbs
first dry fit of 21st century bench in maple1 point -
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From the album: A box to store my personal stuff
This was my first time to mill my own lumber and If you have the opportunity and space to do so, do it! It was a blast. It's also way cool to watch your lumber come off the mill and stack and sticker it up. The hard part is waiting to use it.1 point -
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From the album: Incidental Pieces
This piece was designed for my boss that is retiring. The three gauges are from an old blower door, the type he used in his early days as a home auditor. They are used to pressure test houses. We use a DG700, digital manometer, now. The face is aluminum, textured with 100 grit on an orbital sander, the edge banding is walnut shop veneer. All is finished with a Valspar Enamel.1 point -
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From the album: Forum requested photos of my hand tool cabinet
View of the internals. Hanging cleats are simply screwed on, they can be moved at will. The big silver can is dessicant.1 point -
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From the album: utilitarian objects
There are 2 secret compartments in this jewelry box - that was my favorite part of the design.1 point -
From the album: utilitarian objects
Cherry, mahogany and walnut (and stained glass) make up this jewelry box made for a client who wanted something 'different' for his wife.1 point -
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From the album: My attempts
This is a small box made out of Cherry and Poplar, the plans came from WOOD magazine.1 point -
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