In this update of what I’m working on in my wood shop I give a quick walk through with a little discussion of the pieces.
I start by showing my most recent finished coffee table which has a book matched live edge curly walnut top with my maloof inspired trestle table base, all from solid 2’’ walnut.
I’m also working on a pair of my musicians chair, I’ve built a prototype and after lot’s of time sitting and playing guitar I’ve become satisfied with most of the details, I’m making a few adjustments to the new version but mostly cosmetic.
I have a large walnut rocking chair I’ve been working on for a little while, but I’m waiting for a part for my die grinder which I feel like I’ve been waiting forever!
I have a finished cafe table which turned out beautifully
Thanks again for having a look, always a pleasure to share.
Paul
-- Paul Lemiski, Ontario Canada, Custom Wooden Rocking chairs and tables http://www.canadianwoodworks.com

















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grizzman
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#1 posted 310 days ago
nice tour this morning Paul, but hey next time introduce the doggies, i was half way expecting a nose to pop into the camera…lol…but i loved each piece, seeing the maloof joint going together is always instructional and your finished pieces looked really good, loved the legs on the finished tables..your a fine wood worker, thanks for the tour, i always enjoy them…grizz
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Woodbridge
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#2 posted 310 days ago
thanks for the update and the tour. You do great work.
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
Ken Dixon
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#3 posted 309 days ago
Paul thanks for the updates and love your work. You might be interested in a guitar chair that Brian Boggs has come up with http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vfg_GvR8Gh8
Thanks again Paul.
-- Ken, Kanata Ont. Canada
lanwater
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#4 posted 308 days ago
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the tour.
I have visited your site several time to admire your work.
I particularly like how you combine different woods in your rockers.
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