It is my great pleasure to once more present to you an assortment of images that have been sent in by our ever-productive woodworking community. Enjoy!

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Coffee Table by Ron McGee

I was given some piranha pine from a staircase and found this beautiful grain in it . The other parts are mainly lime wood

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Freestanding Kitchen Cabinet by Simon Pincus

Cabinet designed to hold a heavy coffee machine, requiring 6 legs rather than the normal 4. Made out of Spotted Gum (species of Eucalyptus)

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Laptop Desk by Derek Bailey

American Black Walnut. 100% Tung Oil, Amber Shellac, and Paste Wax finish. Extended width +3″ and length +8″. Didn’t do veneers or top boxes as my computer monitor will be on there.

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Dovetail Box by Patrick Rippl

Lidded Dovetail Box for my Chisels made of Beech. Three coats of shellac and buffed with furniture wax.

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Hanging Wall Shelf by rotaryw

Slavonian Oak, shellac and wax.

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Winding Sticks by Al

Winding Sticks in mahogany with maple and walnut inlays.

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Blanket Chest by Matt Lund

Blanket Chest in Sapele

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Wallclock by Orestis

Pine, acrylic colours painting(#annika.lila, shellack coating

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Eco Bin by mercified

dog food bin, based on the Eco Bin design. rails hand riven from white oak uprooted by tornado. shellac and wax.

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Walking Cane by mercified

sapele; shellac and wax

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Desktop Organisers by EmuGuitars

Pine with felt liners. Gifts for sisters & brother in law.

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Workbench by mark leatherland

This is my workbench, there are many like it but this one is mine. Paul was right… I could do it and I’m very pleased with it and proud to have achieved this as a beginner with newly aquired hand tools. Bench height is 41″ which feels perfect for me. I’m 6’3. Vice is a 1930’s record 52 1/2 from ebay. Paid £82 – Still works perfectly. The benchtop and legs and wellboard are redwood pine, the aprons and rails white pine. Redwood was much nicer to plane

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Shaker Stool by Marco Cividin

wallnut, cherry and beech, surface finish shellac

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Rocking Chairs by Simo Eerola

I had a change to buy an old big birch log 4 1/2 years ago that was going to be burned. I got plenty of great wood and that log was curly birch! For rocking chairs I did steam bending year ago and now during this situation I had plenty of time to finish the project. Leather seats and wood is finished with clear shellac. My first chairs and it was lots of work but I’m very happy with the result.

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Desktop Organiser by Gary Gibbons

African Mahogany and Walnut with Purple Heart divider and Pacific Madrone drawer bottom.

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Ash TV Stand by Artur from Poland

Hand made tv stand (based on Paul’s learnings).

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Hanging Wall Shelf by Ed Baedke

Wall Shelf – Straight Grained Pine

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Tool Trays by Denis Norton

Lodge pole pine boards trays for organizing blacksmithing tools

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Footstool by Mark Stone

A “Gout” stool which I reproduced from an original antique that a friend loaned me. It is about 7″ wide X 5″ tall.

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Shelves by Volodymyr Tobolskyy

wall shelf honeycombs, pine. This is my third project.

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Pair of End Tables by Edward Cook

Mid-century modern inspired design. Quartersawn Oak, angled and curved side walls.

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Workbench by Dustin Hendrickson

Workbench with leg vise. Southern yellow pine. I put some bow ties where the glue joint wasn’t perfect, but mainly for looks. Blood wood end vise. Tung oil finish

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‘How To’ Table by rayc21

Made from DIY pine finished with three coats of varnish.

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‘How To’ Table by JONATHAN HARRIS

Table in Oak and maple, finished with shellac and wax. I started woodworking after watching Paul about a year ago, I cant believe my progress, thank you Paul!

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Thank you to everyone who has sent a picture in!

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