Chair side table for my wife to use for her sewing items. Made of red oak. The top is oak and walnut in a nine patch quilt pattern. The drawers are cut from a single piece of oak so that the grain is continuous across the front of the table. Finished with a light oak stain and five coats of General Finishes wipe-on Arm-R-Seal poly.
My first end grain cutting board. Maple and walnut 10 X 12
Cross 1/2” thick oak with natural stain.
Hanging blanket rack with modifications, primarily freestanding, a top, but with option to hang. It is made from red oak, stained red mahogany, then finished with polyurethane.
Motor grader made from walnut and maple. Plans from Wood Magazine Nov 2011, issue 208
Bulldozer also made from walnut and maple. The plans were published by Wood Magazine Sept 2010, issue #199
Elephant Head Intarsia project. The design is from Judy Gale Roberts (intarsia.com). There are 35-pieces and is 16 wide by 13 tall; the wood used is: Walnut; Black Walnut; Basswood & African Wenge. Finish is a spray on poly. The texture as seen was added using a Wonder Wheel (from intarsia.com)
Music stand made from parts from an old reed organ. Wood turned out to be white oak. It was all restained with Watco Black Walnut with a couple of coats of Waterlox.
I used the 'Bass Coupler' organ stop to...couple the base to the main shaft
Lift top coffee table with a storage area. All solid Water Oak, except a birch plywood bottom, and steel corner brackets with hanger bolts for the leg attachments. Water based urethane finish.
candlesticks made from Wink wood and finished in natural stain.