Gallery Goodness, 3rd July 2018

It’s super-super hot here. At least, that’s what the non-Texan contingent of our team thinks. Still, it’s never too hot to admire the skills of our woodworking community, preferably with ice-cream in hand.

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Keepsake Box by harry wheeler

Walnut keepsake box with tung oil finish

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End Table by Alex D

End table with drawer added. Made from poplar and pine. Thank you to Paul and the crew for showing the possibilities of hand tool craftsmanship.

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Frame Saw by Jonathan Joffe

White Oak and Alder, Gray Paint with shellac on top.

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Dovetail Box by Dennis O’Shea

Just a box my 100 year old Mother had asked for. Made out of popular with mineral oil finish

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Rocking Chair by jhwill

This is my second rocker with oak and walnut accents, built with some Greene and Greene details.

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Bookends by Charlie V.

Bird’s eye maple

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Rebate Plane by cvoss

Loved this project – was like magic when it worked

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Table by mxbroome1

Simple table to use as a bedside table.

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Walking Cane by joeblues79

Zebra wood cane made for mother in law

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Joiner’s Toolbox by joeblues79

Joiner’s toolbox made from pine

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Keepsake Box by joeblues79

Zebra wood sides and wenge frame and panel top and bottom.

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Keepsake Box by joeblues79

Zebra wood box with peacock marquetry

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Dovetail Box by joeblues79

Walnut box with wood duck marquetry

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Wooden Spokeshave by ehisey

Made from Dogwood and finished with blonde shellac.

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Dovetail Box by ENRIQUE HULSZ

Mahogany and Ash, Shellac finish

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Dovetail Box by David Barker

dovetail box with lock..I used pine for the carcase of the box

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Bench Stool by David Barker

Three legged bench stool in pine adapted from Paul’s three legged milking stool

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Rebate Plane by David Barker

rebate plane with adjustable guide made in pine.

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Rocking Chair by parstein

This is my second rocking chair, made for the parents in law. The wood alder and I got it from an ancient water powered saw mill in south east Germany. The seat I built based on a 25 steel springs prefabricated core, padded with canvas, polymeric fibre, fleece and a covering of natural leather. This time the rocker are steamed and bend instead of laminated. Great fun, again and a browny with the inlaws ;_)

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Face Vice by Norbert Pauli

Inspired by some nice builts I was looking to find the means to make a wooden vice screw. The vice jaw holds a runner 7cm square an 60cm long. Joined to the jaw by through mortice and wedged tennon. All pices are made of steamed beech.

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Bench Stool by Rob Martin

A modified version of the bench stool project with two prongs mounted to one of the bottom rails so that the stool can double as a guitar stand when not in use. The seat and guitar rests are mahogany, and the frame is sapele. (The pictured guitar belongs to my brother. I did not make it.)

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Stepladder by dovetails

Cherry Stepladder

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Wall Shelf by Kurt Schultz

Poplar wood with milk paint and wax finish.

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Bench Drawer by mercified

Workbench drawer — Pine with Danish Oil. Drawer pull shaped from a cherry offcut. First-ever drawer, thanks to multiple screenings of Paul’s drawer-making videos.

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Workbench by Andrea Mazzini

My first woodworking project had to be Paul’s workbench. Built from spruce, hand tools only, and a 9″ Record vise.

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Workbench by Gregory Chambers

Reclaimed tobacco barn poplar from western North Carolina. Tung oil finish.

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Foot Stool by Dusty

I made this foot stool from white oak, borrowing a lot of the same elements of the rocking chair project.

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Dovetail Boxes by David Barker

Two styles of box made in pine

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Rebate Plane by btyreman

made from some scraps of meranti and oak, it will be very useful, finished with BLO.

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Bookends by Jonathan Rahall

Oak with walnut button and finished with amber shellac and dark wax. My first joinery project.

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Keysafe Birdhouse by Kurt Schultz

A very fun project albeit a most useful one. Pine off cuts distressed painted with a carved robin perched. Key safe inside for housekeeper and dog sitter.

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Wall Shelf by Jonathan Rahall

Black walnut sides with shelves of so called Philippine Mahogany from the 1950’s. It was a cabinet door my wife didn’t want anymore.

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Dresser Caddy by Jonathan Rahall

Legs and bottom are black walnut. The sides are oak. My first project of my own design.

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