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canoe (Featherweight Boatbuilding by Mac Mccarthy) by thiel2

Pine joiners tool box by haim hen

Seaman's chest by davidb — Seaman’s chest by davidb

Occasional Table by sdanenman

Mesquite & Crape Myrtle End-Table by Mexiquite

Side table by knightlylad

Bread box by knightlylad

Buffet by Hugh Cameron

A wooden toy, with a flapping tail by knightlylad

Glass display case by reiff825

Wallclock by Salko Safic

Computer Desk by NikonD80

Coffee Table by johnxman

Brazos Rocker by wfkiel

Cabinet on Stand by Orestes

Hillbilly Tansu by Greg Merritt

Pine Chest by redwood-copy

Pine Chest by redwood

Toolchest by moristar

Jewelry Storage Mirror by AnthonyH

Bookcase by billlatt

Faux Fireplace of painted Poplar by James McIntosh

Craftsman-style Lamp by woodwrkr

Dog Bowl Holder by lowpolyjoe

Winding Sticks by Rob Stokes

Raspberry Pi Hifi by Pete Annonymous

3 Joints by roy8693

Bench by Muk (Germany)

Guitar wall hanger by Nikola Maoduš

Renovating a Stanley/Bailey No5 Plane by Kenneth Bownes

A hallway seat / shoe rack by Martin Smith

Lectern by Misha

Rolling Kitchen Cart by lowpolyjoe

not-so-poorman's router plane by Richard Groomer — not-so-poorman’s router plane by Richard Groomer

Book Shelves by rtexacwby

Shaker stool by Jonesywoo

Walking Cane by Joe Freeman

Sofa table by dancbarber

Desk Organizer by Marilyn Moreno

Cam Clams by Roger Mason

Sharpening setup a la Paul Sellers by joeleonetti

Offset Corner Cupboard by nljsellers

A face frame with doors by Jonesywoo

Beech Spoon by Bossyrangs

Lantern by Sandy

Rebate Plane by Brian P Burch

Bennet Street Cabinet by sherbin18

My First Adirondack Chair by Giuliano Guarino

Wooden Jointer Plane by Chris Cooper

Key Cupboard by Andreas Gustafsson

Structural Pine Bench by andii

Sewing Table by bpick

Shop-made Tools by Reno

Refurbished Chisels with Replacement Handles by Matthew Chapman

Reclaimed Wood Lamp by andii

Log Drum by Ian Lambert

Garden Shed with Green Roof by Ian Lambert

Garden Gate by senrabc

Wooden Plane by Ian Lambert

Assembly Table by harshdoug

Plane Reconditioned by clarkfreese

Joiner's Tool Chest Restored by donhatch — Joiner’s Tool Chest Restored by donhatch

Dovetail by greitzera

Trinket/Display Box by Roy Ashmore

Small Porch Table by Anthony Greitzer

Letter Box by Nikola Maoduš

Meat Mallet by rgjohn19

Nightstand by rgjohn19

Blanket Chest by jmeir248

Index Card box by rgjohn19

Diamond Plate Holder by timvogan

Wooden Fore Plane by joeleonetti

Nightstands by rgjohn19

Key Hook by rgjohn19

Mancala Board by mercified

Cedar Bench by mercified

Utensils by bpower

Ying-Yang-Stool by paulhuss

Spoon by Daithi O'Riogain — Spoon by Daithi O’Riogain

Toy Car by Daithi O'Riogain — Toy Car by Daithi O’Riogain

Sidecar Cot by markdennehy

Sidecar Cot (drawer detail) by markdennehy

Wooden Tools by paulhuss

Penobscot designed by Arch Davis made by Norbert Pauli

Sewing Box by Chris

Filing Cabinet Re-dressed by Alan Morrison

Scoop by Jim Braun

Kitchen Bookcase by Tom Benim

Shaker Style Table by Tom Benim

Three-Legged Stool by btyreman

Assorted Spatulas by Tim A

Writing Desk by bytesplice

Rebate Plane by Donn Sword

Spoon by rotaryw

TV Stand by deanbecker

Shacker-style Kitchen Steps by nyda

Table After a Boat by jan beunen

Wooden Plane by Rafi

Shoe Tack by Gundoguk aka Paul

Wooden Spoon by Misha

A Flower Shelf by Misha

Headboard by Paul Taylor

Planter Box by Tolga Avcioglu

Ariondack-style Chair by cobhhive

Cheese Board by philvogt

Shooting Board by Raphaël P

Computer Desk by Jon Place

French Chic Living Room Storage Unit by Jon Place

Living Room Storage Unit by Jon Place

Workshop Clamp Rack by Jon Place

Cedar Strip Canoe by Kenneth Berregard

Lecturn by jefrog1844's son — Lecturn by jefrog1844’s son

Sauna Door by Misha

Desk Foot Stool by Tassos Aristidou

TV Corner Cabinet by btyreman

Mailbox by Michael Cieslewicz

Seaman's Chest by Gerald Spence — Seaman’s Chest by Gerald Spence

Shaker-like tray by mercified

cedar bench by mercified

Shooting Board by Harvey Kimsey

Rocking Horse by John Carruthers

Library Book Trolley by Ian Lambert

Diamond Plate Holder by André

Coffee Table by Xavi Molina

Entryway Bench by mercified

Floor Lamp by Harold

Step Stool WM

Bedside Cabinet by NikonD80

freezer housing and storage unit — Understair Unit by norcam

fire finish edging — Fire Surround by norcam

Small cabinet made from pine and finished with shellac — Small Cabinet by Tolga

elm and glass — Dining Table by Michael Gotz

Based on Paul's Laptop Desk, pine, shellac. — School Desk by fedorshapran

Trinket box - small

Made of pine and hardwood veneer plywood. Aside from the backboard, no screws holding this together. I used the sliding dovetail joint from the step stool project for the center divider. The plane till lifts up for hidden storage. I plan to attach a set of small drawers to the bottom eventually. — Tool Cabinet by Farred

I promised a door for a friend and he didn't know which design I had in mind. I tried to design it to mimic his way of life (and mine too). So there is the Sun door. — Door by Julien Meklis

Angelim Pedra & painted poplar lectern made for my son upon graduating seminary — Lectern by Phil Guthe

Writing desk for my wife. Made with quarter sawn cherry, Maple and birdseye maple veneer. Ebony leg cuffs and drawer pulls — Writing Desk by wsilvio3625

Changing Table by Sky Valley Studios – DA

Hi Paul and all, thought everyone would like this, broke my favourite table knife making bread. I know Paul is into recycling, and his favourite stanley is very expensive in Aussie, so how about some better use of a broken butter knife. Works very well. — Layout Knife by Jah Rap

Out of Cherry. I need a lot more practice with these. They're quite difficult for me. — My First Spoon by Brandon Sweet

Copy of Pennsylvania Spice Chest made of American Black Walnut — Pennsylvania Spice Chest by Mac McAtee

Here's my second TV Corner Cabinet, this time finished with eggshell paint for the pine base, and american white oak top finished with pure tung oil. — TV Corner Cabinet no.2 by btyreman

Shoji lamps. This is a collection of Shoji lamps that I have been making. It includes 3 lamps and a table with shoji panels. The woods are cherry walnut and curly maple. — Shoji Lamps by MTaylor

Laminated White Oak and Walnut, milled to size and shape. Sanded, Sanded, and Sanded then Finished with Clear Polyurathane. — Dual Chip:Dip Tray by Roger A. Congdon

red oak mission style with hidden footstool finished with shellac and waxed — Chair and Footstool by deanbecker

Tasmanian Oak, with Tasmanian Oak plywood. — Steamer Trunk by Ronald Goodall

broadside display for the bookstore i work for — Table with Broadside Dispaly by timvogan

Water Color Artist Box by Todd Wegner

This garden bench was made from genuine teak. The timber cost £800 - so not for the weak hearted. The pattern was taken from another (ex public) park bench but with enbellishments of my own. Without the inspiration and help from Paul's videos I would never have contemplated doing this project. Hey, it's not perfect but you would not know it from the picture. All joints are draw bore joints. Seat slats are screwed with brass screws and plugged with teak. — Teak Garden Bench by Stephen Hillier

I used this project to learn about working with various grain configurations. L-R: Mahogany, Curly Maple, Burled Maple, Cherry, Quartersawn White Oak, and more Cherry — Spatulas by Terry Gandy

wooden hinges, wooden locks — Wooden Suitcase by Ian Croft

wooden hinge — Wooden Briefcase by Ian Croft

Children's chair that converts to a step stool — Chair/Step Stool by Christopher Schlosser

Not an easy wood to work with and not a perfect piece but my wife loves it so that is a good score. — Dining Table by Owen Marsh

an oak dining table with breadboard ends and Y-stretchers — Dining Table by David R.

Built as a christmas gift for my daughter, from Oak and Iroko. — Sideboard by Adrian Cole

Cabinet, constructed of white ash, consisting of 72 triangular drawers in the rotating section and 12 rectangular drawers in the lower stationary section. — Rotating Bolt Cabinet by Dan Swartz

Cherry with cherry plywood shelves, and a total of 34 hand cut mortise and tenon joints. — Dictionary Stand by Bill Sproat

My friends and I play play dice games and have the trouble of keeping our dice on a table and quiet. I made this octagon out of redwood, pieces of ebony and maple block scraps with a plywood bottom fitted into rabbeted edges with black and white leather lining the inside bottom. I wanted to thank Paul and his team for helping me develop the skills and courage to envision and create little weekend projects like these. I plan on making one this weekend out of walnut and maple as a gift for a friend. I'll take pictures as I go and upload them. — Dice Rolling Octagon by Peter Gaffney

After watching about every videos from Paul, I finally finished my first woodworking project ( after the bench and sawhorses of course). It is made of walnut. I made a video about the build, you will recognize many of Paul's techniques and tools. — Dining Room Table by Grégoire Bouron

Last years christmas present for my sister, first proper go at pyrography, made from a small slab of golden cypress, and my sister was chuffed to bits. — Serving Platter by Ian Lott

First try at spoon making, I received the wood from one of the farms I work on, the wood being Kunzea (Tea Tree). Which if you can get your hands on, is an excellent timber for spoons, rarely cracks, splits well, a bit tough when dry but beautiful all the same. — Small Spoon by Ian Lott

Reproduction of a watercolor artist box from the 1800s. Made this for my daughter for Christmas. — Watercolor Artist Box by wtwegner

Gun cleaning kit for cleaning rifles and shotguns. — Hunter’s Gun Cleaning Box by wtwegner

Bluetooth module integrated into a dovetail box. Made from pine and cherry. — Bluetooth Speaker by wtwegner

This dog feeder is made out of pine. Carving is done with a cnc. — Dog Feeder by Serge Debruyne

Adjustable tablet stand for loft bed. I built this from white oak and black locusts. It is to attach to the rail of a loft bed. The mount is adjustable to fit tablets either in portrat or landscape. The dowel allows the mount to turn. Used Paul's raised panel technique to shape the main block. This was a great learning project for me. Thanks to Paul's tutelage, I was able to conceive and execute the several different aspects from lamination, mortice and tennon, rabbits, and raised panels! — Adjustable Tablet Stand by Donley Sissom

I made kitchen cabinets using oak for the edgebanding, the drawer fronts and the side panel. The main body/carcass i made from plywood. The Oak came from locally grown trees. For drawer runners i used full extention ball bearing rvs runner . On my youtube channel you can find several video's on building these cabinets. (RobsWoodshop) — Kitchen Cabinet by Rob Appelman

Project is a 72 drawer octagon shaped reproduction of a late 19th early 20th century rotating cabinet used to store and display bolts in hardware stores. The octagon top is mounted on a 12 drawer base. The wood used for construction of the cabinet is white ash harvested from my property. There is a silk screened pattern printed on the front of the drawers. — Rotating Bolt Cabinet by Dan Swartz

Japanese inspired lamp — Shoji Lamp by MTaylor

Japanese inspired lamp — Shoji Lamp by MTaylor

Hard Rock Maple, mortise and tennon & dado joinery, locking bed rail brackets from Rockler, — Loft Bed by Vincent Loschiavo

Teak, mortise and tennon aprons and mitered half lap joinery — Dog Bowl Holder by Vincent Loschiavo

This is a 14 foot canoe made from okoume marine plywood and mahogany. It is a modified reproduction of a design by Henry Rushton - a canoe builder who lived in Canton, New York in the late 1880's. He was America's premier builder of double-paddle canoes which were very popular at the time. These canoes are usually propelled using a kayak paddle, but they can also be sailed. Mr. Rushton was known for his extremely lightweight and durable canoes some of which weighed about 10 pounds. My canoe weighs only 50 pounds and could be built even lighter if spruce were substituted for the mahogany. — Lapstrake Canoe by Louye2

a coat hanger I designed and made from maple — Maple Coat Hanger by btyreman

Tiger maple — Shaker Step-Stool by Harvey Kimsey

Walnut and curly maple. Mahogany and curly maple — Utensil Holders by kyle-welsing

Shuffleboard table built from a reclaimed park shelter beam and pine. — Shuffleboard Table by Alan Scichilone

restored a stanley no 4 after seeing Paul's awesome how to video. Thanks Paul! Went from rusty crap to singing through the wood. — Stanley No. 4 Restoration by Alan Scichilone

Pine shop dresser with panel and groove sides as well as the back. Each drawer has half blind dovetails and some have dividers. The legs have mortises to fit the top and bottom rails which are tenoned. Each drawer is separated with panel and frame dividers minus the panel. The top is particle board that is encompassed with dovetail trim. The particle board was not my first choice but I did not want to throw it out. — Shop Dresser by Anthony Greitzer

In the biker world, there are ratbikes. This is my ratbench. — Ratbench by Calle Wennersten

I used a bandsaw and a thickness planer to mill the wood; rest of the work was done by hand tools. I used water based timber care and 3 coats of wood stain on pine. — Planter Box by Tolga

Kitchen hutch incorporates methods from Paul's bookcase project (layout, joinery, bullnosing, door fitting, etc). Uses alder and mahogany for door panels and countertop. — Shaker Inspired Kitchen Hutch by Michael Mills

A mirror frame made of Ash with a shelf made of Zebrawood. The shelf is actually inset into the frame and the sides of the frame are beveled to create a depth. — Mirror Frame by Bruce Purdy

A copy of Tom Fidgen's Gentleman's Valet. Made from reclaimed sapele with heavea for the drawer and drawer front stringing. Finished with a Maloof mix of oils and polyurethane - wiped on. — Gentleman’s Valet by Patrick Price

Hand Router by Danny Gile

Simple Bench — Bench by Andrew Bean

1/4 sawn white oak with wayney edge highly figured flat sawn top. Finished with amber schellac and furniture polish — Hall Table by deanbecker

Granddaughters kitchen — Kitchen by Cornflowers

Hand made tools using scraps of beach to make a 45deg edge chafer plane from a vintage rebate plane. A scratch stock. Paul's rebate plane again scrap beach and 3/4 firmer chisel. 2 really good routers, one adjustable. I can cut a stopped housing in a couple of min. No noise no dust. — Handmade Tools by John 2v

The Prosopis Nigra log (algarrobo negro) was going to be firewood... and really happy with it! Now that wood is going to last for much longer than a few hours... — Mali’s Lounge Chair by Sebastian

First hand tool project, for my biggest fans, mom and wife. — Spoons by Larry Roberts

Night Stand Table by Danny Marchese

I used ash and walnut to make this paneled blanket chest. All the materials were one inch thick. The bottom was drop in and held in place by cleats that it was attached to with screws. The joinery was primarily mortise and tenon. For the finish I used 2-3 coats of clear Danish oil so the natural colors of the wood could show through. — Blanket Chest by Chuck Brack

Everyday Cabinet by andrewbrunsdon

Reclaimed pallets don't always have to look cheap. Poplar with English Chestnut stain. — Floating Shelf by David Paulk

This is a wall cabinet I made for one of my high school teachers as a graduation gift. It's made from oak and walnut and finished with danish oil and wax. — Wall Cabinet by Bryson Hillis

I used a piece of flamed meranti, finished with pure tung oil. — Burger Flipper/Spatula in Meranti by btyreman

Made in Tasmanian Oak this shoe rack has no fewer than 30 mortise and tenon joints - great practice! This wood stains well with a simple clear varnish and widely available in Bunnings in Australia — Shoe Rack by Brian D

Baby cradle made from discarded maple pallets — Cradle by Jeff & Christian Rogers

Cherry Quilt Chest with Walnut inlay and Mahogany door frames — Quilt Cabinet by Chris Stasny

Based on Paul Sellers' Tool Cupboard - Lower Unit Blog post — Bathroom Vanity by Arthur Coates

Poplar and pine — Shooting Board by André

Poplar — Dovetail Template by André

The sides and middle top shelf are from Sepele and the bottom shelf is from cherry.The hooks on the side are from a combination of oak and walnut. also all the stops are from walnut. If you want to see full build cycle you can visit my website at https://www.thekerfworkshop.com/thekerfworkshop — Turntable Stand by Danny Marchese

I made this for my daughter and son-in-law as a housewarming gift. It slides into a tv bench that he and I made together. It’s made out of yellow cedar that I hand -milled and then planed up to finish dimensions. A lovely project, which was great fun. I never would have tried such a thing a year ago- THANKS, Paul for all your patient teachings. — Controller and Cable Home by Ian Hemphill

My first project using no screws — Foot Rest by Amir Mostaan

Loved this project - was like magic when it worked — Poor Man’s Rebate Plane by cvoss

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. — Face Vice by Norbert Pauli

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. — Keysafe Birdhouse by Kurt Schultz

Legs and bottom are black walnut. The sides are oak. My first project of my own design. — Dresser Caddy by Jonathan Rahall

Faux-jacobian frame-and-panel blanket chest in oak sized for baby blankets as a gift for a coworker who'd just had his first child. Drawbored mortise and tenon joints, low relief carving, tongue-and-grooved cedar base, finished with Osmo wood wax and beeswax. — Baby Blanket Chest by Mark Dennehy

Small desk shelf in american black walnut with sycamore stringing in a line-and-berry style, poplar feet with walnut stringing. Finished with osmo wood wax and renaissance wax. — Desk Shelf by Mark Dennehy

Small desk shelf in american black walnut. Carved endgrain and cut nails as decorative elements. Finished in button shellac. — Desk Shelf by Mark Dennehy

Simple marking gauge style of stringing groove cutter in offcuts of american black walnut and white oak using a lie nielsen cutter. Simple little tool, but the first one I've made in the shed if you don't count jigs like the shooting boards and bench hooks and the like. — Stringing Gauge by Mark Dennehy

Needed a simple case for the lapping stone, so used some reclaimed pine from the scraps pile. — Lapping Stone Case by jrmacias

just a humble stand for laundry baskets, made from one 1x8 common pine board 6ft long — Utility Stand by Bob Blarney

Arcabo wood, granite top — Table by 5ivestring

Different take inspired by Paul’s tool cabinet. Made from cherry. — Wine Cabinet by Chris

stained poplar with shellac then polyurethane for my child to use to reach sink; design from Fine Woodworking — Step Stool by Joe

Little furniture to hide my electrical panel (fir, okoumé, american walnut). — Electrical Panel Cabinet by Emmanuel Olive

Mortise gauge made of sapele with an oak dowel. Pins are finish nails that were clipped and sharpened. — Mortise Gauge by C.J. Cole

My shop cupboard to house all of my finishing products as well as some sharpening oils. — Shop Cupboard by Anthony Greitzer

My shop table houses a couple of large files and serves as a place for shop cupboard to rest. Both reside in one of the corners of my shop. — Shop Table by Anthony Greitzer

Walnut Floating top table draw bore peg joints — Arts and Crafts Hall Table by fbrotherly

Coffee and Tea Cupboard by Anthony

Made in oak, finished with 2-3 coats of shellac and 2 coats of wax — Lecturn Bookcase by nljsellers

Cabinet to hold wife's sewing machine accessories and supplies. White Oak, stained and glazed with waterborne finish. — Sewing Drawers by Keith

Made from various off cuts of hard wood. Finishing to follow by customer — Horse Drawn Trailer by rayc21

Made from premier pine finished with three coats of Ronsil mat varnish. — Two-part Cabinets by rayc21

Oak and Red Elm end tables — End Tables by harry wheeler

A trio of tables. Made with hand tools posts were finished on the lathe. Customer to finish treating. — Tables by rayc21

70 plus pieces of laminated reclaimed pine, light brown dye, red mahogany stain, satin water based finish — Twin Bed by Pope Jones

Made entirely from Thai “Mai Daeng” hardwood boards. Only available size 180*20mm finished. Very hard and difficult to work and extremely prone to tear out even with the sharpest tools. Worth it though when finished with fine grit paper and oiled with teak oil. — Shoe/General Storage Cabinet by Jim Munday

A music stand for my wife. It is made of oak, The walnut inlay hides screws that fix the platen to the upright. The height adjuster is a (bought) rosewood viola tuning peg. All done with hand tools. Thank you Paul and team for giving me the confidence and knowledge to undertake it. — Music Stand by Steve Mees

A craft table which was based on a recent post in Paul’s blog. Using picture frame technique, secured the frame for the base. Currently used (and loved) by my wife for her diamond painting hobby...no more cramped neck! — Adjustable Angled Craft Table by Kurt Schultz

Ultra light (less than 3#) step stool dovetailed, made of pine with milk paint and water-based urethane finish. In the kitchen to reach the upper shelves. Photo bombed by dog! — Hanging Shaker Stool by Kurt Schultz

Pine carcass with plywood panel on hinges that allow for storage underneath. French cleated on wall — Hand Plane Storage Cabinet by Kurt Schultz

Swedish redwood planed from rough sawn boards. Mortice and tenon with pegs aprons to legs — Garden Table by Tony from Aberdeenshire

Plane renovation — Plane Renovation by Tony Kelly

I couple of years now, I am trying to set up, organize a work space. — Workshop by Theophilus Georgandas

oak and dead chestnut I carried down on my shoulders for fire wood from a pirenee mountain forest. — Tea Tote by caerlynnfibers

Numismatic coin cabinet. Used mahogany, maple, cocobolo drawer pulls and brass drawer pulls. — Coin Cabinet by Jake Gevorgian

White Oak bench with storage under the seats. 64" long, 17" deep and 19" high. This was built to accompany a dining table I made a few years ago. Finished in blond shellac. — Dining Table bench by NikonD80

Solid Pine construction, painted apron and legs, with a whitewash top then clear coat varnish. — Dining Table by philvogt

This is a shaker inspired book case/ thing to put stuff on. Made from white oak with poplar accents, 4 coats of shellac and a coat of pale furniture wax. The oak changed quite a bit during the build and will definitely do a prototype next time round. First time using oak in a larger scale project and it was bloody hard.! — Shaker-inspired Shelves by Nat Jones

An adaptation of the fly swat made into a back scratcher. Upcycled hickory broom handle laminated with walnut. Maple paw with walnut claws. Shaped with a spoke shave, 10 grain rasp and a file. — Back Scratcher by Kurt Schultz

The screws were made from a reclaimed iroko door frame that was being scrapped. The jaws are from a sapele board purchased specifically for the project. — Moxon Vise by Richard Berry

Red Oak finished in semi-gloss varnish — Mantel Clock by Steve Goodwin

I built this base for our old cast iron farm sink. The legs are walnut with the rest of the cabinet being butternut. At this point it has no finish. The 24 mortise and tenon joints gave me lots of practice. Being able to watch various episodes as I was making those joints, the panels and the doors was a huge help. — Kitchen Sink Base Cabinet by donhatch

a spoon is a spoon — Six Spoons by phillnleblanc

An old style hollowed out box. Decorations show which grit will be exposed. Finger grips to open friction fit box which also provide access to sharpen router irons. Overhangs set up plane irons for eclipse. Cutouts do same for chisels. Two ends provide primary and secondary bevel. Leather strop stored inside. — Diamond Stone Storage Box by Jim Baker

I got the idea after seeing an awl that Paul had. I made the handle out of a 1.25" dowel that I planed to 8 sides then turned on my mini lathe. I made the ferrule from a brass fitting and the square awl from a 3.5" hardened masonry nail. I first annealed the nail, then shaped it with files and sandpaper. I then hardened in with oil quenching and then tempered at 400F in a toaster oven. To get the name like Paul had on his handle, I just laser printed out my name in mirror image then placed on a wetted side with clear waterbased polyurethane. I let dry then put water on it and lightly rubbed the paper off leaving the name. — Square Awl by Dave Robbie

Knife and fork drawer — Knife and Fork Drawer by Stefaan Verweirder

First project — Bedside Cabinet by Stefaan Verweirder

This is the corner of a half-blind dovetail made from pine. I'm making four drawers with half-blinds. In preparation, I've been practicing with cut-offs from past projects. — Shop Dresser Preparation by Anthony Greitzer

Made from Redwood.....finish yet to be determined. — Bench with storage by David Barker

Made from Redwood.....finish yet to be determined. — Bench with storage (2) by David Barker

Built of red oak with western big leaf maple secondary wood. Sized to take full sheets of watercolour paper. — Artist Paper Storage Chest by Don Nelson

Built in oak with jaws lined with thin leather following Greg Merritt design — Saw Vice by Ian Lambert

Walnut and Maple cutting board — Cutting Board by bruce spencer

Made from Cherry with a two way bookmatched burr Walnut veneer panel on the lid, surrounded by Boxwood stringing. Finish is Danish oil — Memory Box by Stewart Hardwick

New poplar wood made to look ancient — Crib by Phil Guthe

Oak, finished in boiled linseed oil — Milking Stool by Stewart Hardwick

Locust Mallet, really enjoyed Pauls mallet video. This one was easy to make, only needed 1) 3" x10" branch and a few hand tools. — Locust Mallet by Harold K

This is the first plane I've made. The wedge is ugly, the chisel is rusty, but boy does it work! I used a section of an old wooden level as the plane body, not sure of the wood. Maybe rosewood? Also pictured is the poor man's router used in the project. Thanks so much to WWMC team for putting such great info out there! — Poor Man’s Rebate Plane by L. Juday

Made of Pine, finished with stain. — Poor Man’s Rebate Plan by Amir Kh

Red oak and red oak plywood. Mostly used jointer, smoother and hand-router. Craftsman style faced drawers and panels. Drawers are made of 1/2 Russian Birch. Finish is stain and tungsten oil. — 11 drawer sewing cabinets by James Jones

My first commission! A table for my sister in law' birthday. Made in my small 10' x 8' workshop (shed really). The top and side panels are in European Oak and the tapered legs are in American Oak. — Small Occasional Table by chris stone

Two bowl scrapers, walnut from the scrap pile. Beeswax+mineral oil finish. — Bowl Scrapers by Rob Young

quarter sawn white oak with commercial inlay finished with shellac and then wax. Was inspired to make these after seeing Paul's inlay bookmark video. — Inlay Crosses as Christmas Gifts by joeleonetti

American Walnut and basswood interior. — Box For Essential Oils by steve

Maple leg and birch Rounds tiered table — Tiered Table by Patrick Sadr

Maple and walnut serving tray — Small Serving Tray by Jesse Terpstra

Inspired by bandsaw boxes on web, but made by hand tools only.. Made of beech, ash and plum wood. — Jewel Box by Jan Skorepa

Transition headboard/footboard to bench — Bench by Phil Guthe

Saw Till to store my saws — Saw Till by wtwegner

The Oak came from two Stair spindles left over from a previous project and the ply was rescued from a builders tip. I gave the piece three coats of water based varnish. It's a Christmas present for my Mum who always forgets where she put her walking stick. — Umbrella Stand by Jon Place

Walnut box I made for my daughter's sweet 16. — Keepsake Box by Kalman Grof-Tisza

Pine. Oil finish. — Oilstone Box by Benoît Thomoux

I built these two planter stands as a housewarming gift for my elder daughter, to celebrate their purchase of their first apartment. Here in Vancouver, that’s quite an accomplishment. Needed something small but personal. These are cherry, mortise and tenon legs and a half-lap in the crosspiece. Thanks for teaching me how to do these things, Paul! — Planter Stands by Ian Hemphill

After setting up my bandsaw for recutting, I ended up with a large stack of nice thin maple blanks just right for some small-box dovetailing practice. So I thought I’d combine that with the Christmas season and make some gift boxes to hold our homemade jams and dried herbs from our garden. Made seven boxes, with dovetailed corners, a shaped front and an inset bottom. Got lot of practice with some useful techniques from Paul’s videos, and some nice prezzies as a bonus. Thanks for all the inspiration, Paul! — Gift Box by Ian Hemphill

I dont know what is the wood I would like to know aswell it was a narrow tree we fell. I finished this one with tung oil. — Cam Clamp by michael hötti

Made this for my wife for Christmas. Wood is Black Walnut from her brother's woods, Tiger Striped Maple from our place, Mahogany from South America given to me by a friend, and Lyptus that I purchased to finish it off. — Chair-side Table by Jim Light

Walnut and (either cherry or birch, other?, not sure) with basswood kumiko pattern inset on top. — Burial Urn by Michael Campbell

A spin on a self standing spine shelf for my brothers shoe collection. Everything is pine except the western red cedar post, put on two coats of wipe-on poly for a quick finish. Used only hand tools, except to cut all shelves to length which I used a radial arm saw for. Fun project and could be used for many other things other than shoes! — Shoe Rack by Kaleb

hand carved bowl in lime and spoon in oak — Hand-Carved Bowl and Spoon by Luca Taylor age 12

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