Gallery Goodness, 10th September 2019
It’s excellent weather for ducks, which is to say we’re beginning to ease ourselves gently into autumn here at the workshop. There aren’t actually any ducks in here, but everyone still seems to be pretty happy, especially when engaged in woodwork. Likewise our numerous contributors to this week’s gallery collection.
Coffee Table by Nathan Fletcher-Jones
A small coffee table made from recycled Ash studs and red river gum. Mortise and tenon joints hold it all together. Buttons for the top.
Rocking Chair by KEVIN WINSOR
Maloof inspired rocker
Lamp by KEVIN WINSOR
Lamp with mica shade.
Coffee Table by KEVIN WINSOR
Wild olive coffee table
Chessboard by Jacob Wood
Live edge chessboard with pedestal stand
End Table by JOHN PUTZ
Red Oak
Coffee Table by c fenton
A “rustic” coffee table made with pine 2×4’s. The shelf is my first tongue and groove panel of this size. Because I don’t have a plow plane (yet), I admit I “cheated” 😉 and used the table saw for the T&G. Otherwise it’s all hand joinery. I made this piece for a relative who wanted to finish it herself.
Dovetail Box by Greg Ford
Dovetail caddy for hinge hardware. Made of leopardwood and white oak.
Dovetail Box by Greg M
Made from Sapele, finished with Danish Oil, 3 coats of clear lacquer, and paste wax
Garden Stool by Trevor Hosken
Garden Stool in oak. I was given some cupped 3/4 inch waney edged oak so made this from the raw wood without planing it first. Legs are joined with a cross halved joint and dowelled together.
Winding Sticks by Matt Newnham
Walnut winding sticks with pine inlays and bamboo skewers used for the center dots. Finished with shellac.
End Grain Cutting Board by Matt Newnham
4/4 Walnut and hard maple. Made to fit inside large rectangular sink and slide side to side. Table saw couldn’t rip so I had to do it all by hand darn.
Sawhorses by Amir
Made from Spruce. Thank you Paul and team.
Joiner’s Mallet by mercified
ash from the firewood pile; 33.5 ounces / 950 grams
Small Curved Shelf by fasaxc
Small curved shelf for the corridor with through-tenon details
Coffee Table by Balki
Coffee table made with American Ash, Finished with shellac and water-based polyurethane
Keepsake Box by Chris
Keepsake Box for my Grandson
Dovetail Box by Stefaan Verweirder
Remote box
Thank you to everyone who has sent a picture in!
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Keepsake box by Chris looks like Paul’s radius box minus the radius.
Very nice! I’ve made 4 of the radius boxes but I like the contrast of woods. Now that’s on my list 🤓
Kevin, your coffee table is a work of art. Your attention to grain direction, the proportion of the piece, and the stunning bent lamination come together to make this table stunning.
I love that some people make the project as prescribed and other people take the skills that Paul teaches and just go their own way.
All the projects are nice !
Sorry for my englisch.
Stefaan, when you produce work as beautiful as your box, it speaks in terms that transcend language. I especially like the dovetailed bottom and the starburst inlay.
Thank your for sharing.
hi guys,
You cant beat that feeling when its done! That sense of accomplishment. When I see all these pieces, that “feeling” comes rushing back.
My woodworking brothers, very nice.
Kevin,
Love the rocker. I bet planing that knot was beastly.