A beautiful walnut media cabinet that would match just about any decor!

A classic Shaker step stool made from Walnut and finished with teak oil.

A fairly large kitchen table incorporating painted elements.

Guild member Gil uses all his resources to build a gorgeous walnut armoire!

An custom African ashiko drum!

An elegant walnut mantle clock!

Two woven seat benches that are great examples of the incredible impact of wood species and color!

A basic segmented bowl.

A quick Whisper Mini tour of my recent 6-panel cabinet project.

Don’t be so quick to overlook that ugly duckling of a board. It could very well be the highlight of your next masterpiece!

I love the modern style of this piece. Jonathan has creatively solved some common organizational issues with today’s home entertainment systems. And his wood choice, colors, and finish are great! Let’s check it out: Well Marc I’ve been watching all your videos and reading up for a couple months now and I finally built up [...]

I have finally finished my bed project! Here’s the story. I designed this bed by jotting down some ideas and it evolved as I worked. It has taken me well longer than it should have, but it’s finally done. I used mostly cherry, some walnut for the beading, and cherry ply for the panels.

In the final part of this series, I assemble and attach the base, install the handles, and apply the final finish to the top.

I have the highest respect for chair makers. Its such a great combination of form and function and its a great test of a woodworker’s abilities in both design and construction. Let’s check out this beautiful chair built by Cameron in North Carolina.

The importance of a dry assembly, which I consider to be an essential part of the glue up process.

Edge-banding options, sources for solid wood edge-banding, attaching edgbanding to sheetgoods, cutting grooves and rabbets, and using an inexpensive miter box.

This walnut low entertainment center was built using three primary tools: a circular saw, a router, and a drill.

It’s an entertainment center designed around a top my customer bought on Ebay from a closed Starbucks coffee shop. The top also had a hole right in the middle where a garbage can used to be. Talk about a design challenge!

A beautiful lamp inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright.

A chess board made by a gifted youth!

This mini covers the process of sawing off a box top. This particular box is part of the Sawmill Creek Forum’s Keepsake Box Collaboration.

This week’s project is submitted by Bryan. Let’s check out what he has to say: “This is my first piece of “fine” furniture, which has helped to develop my passion for woodworking. I built this piece as part of a Furniture Design class in the architecture school during my undergrad, even though I was a [...]

How to make a simple and elegant collapsible magazine rack.

This week’s project comes from Lee in Austin who writes: Thought you might like to take a look at the side-table I built out of Walnut. Not nearly as cool as the curves and floating top you made, but OK for a first table with mortise and tenon joints. Keep up the great show. We [...]