Both skills and skill-builders are out in force! We’ve received a great variety of photos from everyone over the last two weeks; a fantastic reminder of the breadth of diverse and complex task that can be completed by the woodworker Thank you to everyone who sent something in!

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Dovetail Box by patrick loria

small desktop box with cherry and walnut. My second project after watching Paul’s video multiple times. I still need much practice on the housing dado. My gaps are too noticeable.

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Breadboard-end Cutting Board by chason Hayes

Butcher block cutting board

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Keepsake Box by Kaleb

Jewelry Box for Mother’s Day. Oak Barnwood for sides. The Top and Bottom are book matched, but I don’t know the wood species. Finished with 3 coats of wipe on poly.

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Coasters by Don Trust

Some coaster sets I made for friends

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Outdoor Steps and Handrail by btyreman

Made for my parents. I used redwood pine and double tenon housing dado joints that are wedged in place. The handrail uses draw bore mortise and tenon joinery and is not glued. The finish is a marine spar oil based high gloss varnish so it should be pretty weather proof, coach screws were used to adjust the level and raise it from the concrete floor.

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Hanging Wall Shelf by Amir

Made from Pine. Thank you.

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Coffee Table by Trevor Hosken

This is an example of one of the projects that is made by students at Skillway a charity that provides a day of practical making for youngsters who are struggling with the academic demands of the normal school curriculum. Timber reclaimed Douglas Fir. Finish water based quick drying varnish.

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Chest of Drawers by Ashley Vaughan

Chest of drawers. Sapele with birds eye maple drawer front

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Saxophone Rack by John Ravella

Cherry wood. Danish oil finish. Joint used: wedged tenons.

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Dining Chair by Andrea Selva

Sedia in abete e finitura con olio di lino

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Wooden Plane by John Moe

The size of a #6 Stanley. My first wood plane with an adjustable mouth. White birch body, Black Walnut tote and knob.

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Workbench by Rob Flores

Douglas fir studs with laminated 2×4 legs and 8″ rails. First bench, first time woodworking, first time using hand tools. Thank you Paul.

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Bench Stool by Andrea Selva

Sgabello in abete e finitura ad olio

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Carrying Tote by Sharon Casa

Poplar, 3 coats of blonde shellac

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Footstool by Martin Shenfield

Pine top with gum tree branch legs and sheoak wedges. Finished with varnish after this.

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Chess Table by Waldo Nell

Chess Table made of Wenge and Birds Eye Maple

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Occasional Table by Glenn Malone

The wife wanted a couple of smaller tables to match a larger coffee table she had bought previously. It was made from Redwood based on Pauls Shaker table plans. I stained it with medium oak stain and gave it a coat of medium brown wax.

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Wooden Tray by Nenad Jankovic

Red oak, beech, pine. Finish with blonde shellac and wax (Alfie shine)

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Thank you to everyone who has sent a picture in!

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