I built this Baby Changing Table for a lady, she found a picture of one she liked and asked me if I could build it….well, what was I supposed to say? She and her husband have painted it to match the decor in the baby’s room. It is made of Beech.

I made this Glider Chair for my youngest Grandson, Colby. I used a plan from Rockler to get the basic pattern. I made this chair from White Oak and my wife did the upholstry work. I used Golden Oak stain and finished in with 4 coats of spray-on polyurethane.

I built this Oak Entertainment Center for a customer. It is made from solid Oak and Oak plywood. Each tower has multimedia storage, the left tower has storage for DVDs and VHS tapes, the right tower has storage for CDs and more VHS tapes. The spanner shelves are great for holding knick-knacks and such. It is stained in Golden Oak and is finished with 4 coats of hand rubbed Minwax Wipe-On Poly. Overall deminsions including 62” Big Screen TV are approximately 7-1/2’ tall x 2’ deep x 10’ wide.

I built these for a couple who collects shot glasses from all around the world. Each display holds 112 shot glasses, some regular shot glasses and some tall shot glasses. If you look closely in the middle of the 2 displays you can see the end piece the holds the glass for the display on the left, that slides from right-to-left to enclose the display to keep dust off the shot glasses. They are made from White Oak, stained in Golden Oak and finished with Deft Lacquer.

I made this from 1 sheet of MDF plywood, it has been a real hit with my golfing buddies. As you can see it holds 2 golf bags and the shelves give you plenty of storage for golf ball, shoes and so much more. You can get free plans to make your own by visiting my site at http://www.sawhorseworkshop.com/hgcplans.html

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Thanks for checking out my Home Golf Center,
Sawhorse

I made 2 of these originally as gifts for our kids and their families. It is made of Oak and is an adaptation of a plan I bought from Popular Woodworking. I have made several more and each is slightly different than the others. If you would like to see how I made it, please visit my site at http://www.sawhorseworkshop.com/curioclockplan1.html

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Thanks for taking the time to view my work,
Sawhorse