Okay, so firstly, a little confession: I somehow managed to miss out a good number of photographs from the last post. That means that we have a really good haul of images to browse this time around. We’ll cover a lot of ground: projects large and small, from beginners to old hands, and a full range of aesthetic preferences.

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Toolchest by Jonathan Ard

Tool chest in pine. Used a scratch tool to break some of the lines and add visual interest.

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Bathroom Cabinet by Marcelo Lima

This one was made with a Brazilian wood named maracatiara

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Stepladder by D

Jefferson Chair made with red oak.

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Cherry Ladle by Donald Kreher

Using Paul’s spoon carving techniques I hand carved this ladle from a blank I rove from a cherry “fireplace” log. The bowl is 3” diameter and 2.5” deep, the handle is 10” long.

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Side Table by barrysutton

Side Table made from recycled Oak flooring – 28 quite small Mortise & Tenon small joints in all – a real test of accuracy.

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Morris Chair by Hetzal Hartley

Hand cut red oak with linseed oil finish. Mortise joints pegged with cherry dowels. No power tools used.

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Mallet by Bob Blarney

a turneda mallet & ‘persuader’- leather & wood faces- finely textured with a nutmeg grater –

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Coffee Table by Anthony Sheldrick

Ash coffee table designed by me for a college assignment, it has a 3 piece top with mahogany strips, it includes a drawer.Its my first project ever

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Workbench by jblakley89

Douglas fir with a 20″ top and 4×4 leg assemblies

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Trestle Table by Stephen Bettany

All oak it began with an off cut of my nephews new kitchen top and my wife’s desire for a new table. Scaled down from the original to suit our needs.

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Coffee Table by Craig Medvecky

Walnut coffee table. I used a breadboard ends learned from the cutting board series, a sliding dovetail center rail that I learned in the coat rack and clothes airer videos, and I used the through tenons and arts and crafts style that I learned from the coffee table videos. This was my best result to date! The video lectures are a first class product. Thank you, Paul and crew.

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Storage Chest by Anthony Greitzer

Storage chest made from Cherry, Curly Walnut, and Pine

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Workbench by Rod Brink

Sellers work bench modified smaller with accessories

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Bench by Rod Brink

Natural pine small bench very simple dowel joints, hand planed for final finish. Danish Oil.

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Corner Unit by rayc21

Premier pine 4 coats Ronseal clear varnish. 1st time mitred mortice joints

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Workbench by Scott Carro

I built this child sized workbench to teach woodworking to children. Made from Cedar and Pine.

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Lego/Puzzle Table by David B

Was asked to make a basic lego table for a friend’s kids. Used a 2’x4’x1/2″ sheet of birch plywood inset in poplar (used a plough). Legs are laminated 1x. Happy with my dovetails having not done a project in a long time. The kids are going to paint the table so nothing more that a sanding sealer finish. I bolted the legs on with carriage bolts.

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Dovetail Box by Stefaan Verweirder

Playcard box

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Wallclock by ccguest

Pine and lime.

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Dovetail boxes by Francois Lafaix

3 simple trays, red pine finished with shellac

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Wooden Tray by Collin Gallagher

Christmas present for mother. Walnut and Ambrosia Maple with clear shellac

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Dovetail Box by whitewolf

Yellow pine, caseïne paint and beeswax small tea box

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Sawhorse by Nik84

First ever woodwork (minus a spatula at school) made from pallet wood

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Bookshelves by Ben Simons

This was made from Red Alder from a friends yard. It’s 4 feet by 6 feet, and was a bit more challenging than I expected to get everything glued up quickly. I’m very pleased with how it all worked out in the end, though.

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Workbench by Karol

Made of spruce and as per the istructions, ended up with oversized and overweight apprentice piece. Took me twelve months 🙁 still very happy with the result… short viedo as a proof here: https://youtu.be/9gsDU9aI2HE

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Square by Reagan Herman

A try square made from cherry and poplar offcuts

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Wallclock by Denis Bedford

Clock/weather station in pine.

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Student Desk by Kent Hansen

Oak

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Wallclock by Kent Hansen

Oak and Walnut

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Small Side Table by Gijs Domburg

My first small side table using the spokeshave. All Oak

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Rocking Chair by Drechsler Norbert Pauli

This is my third Paul Sellers Rocker and its made of American Black Walnut. The seat is made of a built beech wood frame with belt webbing, coconut fiber upholstery and a leather cover. I oiled and waxed as a finish, looking however for alternatives that allow the wood to show more of its personality. As with this third built I found my attention to expand and cover aspects like the wood surface in more detail then before. Not getting boring yet. Still an universe to discover.

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Hanging Wall Shelf by Harold K

Hanging Wall shelf made from Pine finished with amber shellac

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Sawhorse by Hassan M.

adapted the design to make a base for my bandsaw. made it from second-hand pine and finished with shellac.

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Footstool by Reggie

Pine and unknown wood from pallets.

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Footstool by Gary Mercer

Two Foot Stool …with Bum. This is my take on a fun little project, made from recycled pine. It uses through mortice and tenon joinery. For fun I carved toe nails and added a bum to the rear. The dirty legs and feet were burned with a propane torch, then polished with a nylon brush and finished with clear shellac.

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Tool Cabinet by MIKE OBRYAN

Pine carcass with walnut fronts. Poplar and maple doors.

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A Bandsaw by James McKinley

A bandsaw near Cannon Beach, Oregon

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Dovetail Box by Przemyslaw Mysik

This box I made for my daughter’s puzzles and it’s constructed out of pallet wood. I done some pyrography on the top of the lid.

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Thank you to everyone who has sent a picture in!

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