Cedar dresser we are just getting done with, This dresser is a 6 drawer and 34” tall and 60” long and about 22” deep.
We use natural edge cedar slabs to face the drawers they are a full 1” thick fronts.
Top is made of 2” thick natural edge cedar slabs, we leave as much of the natural edge even in the glued up joints to add a little charactor.

In this picture we also have a cedar curio cabinet, a cedar towel or coat tree, and a cedar vanity
We been busy beavers.

Cedar Base frame with black walnut top and drawer fronts and door,, we build this unit fir a customer, We used all natural edge end cuts for the door and drawer front. some still have bark left on them, the top is a full 2” thick glue up, the back spashes are natural edge slabs
We used a rub on finish by minwax .

Heres the last redwood slab i have,
These slabs were dug up at a excavation site for a foundation out in CA., nice find.We made this large coffee table that is 36” wide and 64” long stands 18” tall and is a full 3” thick.
We added a few walnut butterflys into the top for additional beauty and stability for the couple of end checks.
Sanding this one was fun wouldn’t fit through the planer, so had to get out the hand planer to flatten the top,
We leveled two nice size cedar stumps to finish it off.
Wife applied 10 coats of minwax hand rubbed poly to the top and wow what a piece.

Ame out looking good.
but very heavy.

Redwood coffee table
We got this redwood slab in from the west cost, Nice size coffee table its full 72” long and 27” wide and 3” thick, We ran it through a planer and sander, hand sanded down to 220 grit applied a Klearkote epoxy finish, and wow what a shine
We sat it on two cedar stumps they turned out a little white but looks good i think

Our latest project, Full cedar vanity.
We used 1” thick cedar boards for the vanity base glued to 18” x 42” sat that on 2 -2” x 3 1/2” cedar to give us our toe kick space,
The side panels are natural edge cedar slabs we edge join them somewhat straight so we can get a glue edge, but we also add a few side supports that are glued and screwed. We do leave on some bark if it is solid,
The drawers are full 1” cedar boards and we use a full extension drawer slides,
The doors again are natural cedar slabs,
The top is natural edge 2” thick cedar slab
We accent it with a few small log pulls and handles and we have a vanity
Love build these units, this one is going to MD.

Cedar root shelves
This use to be an item that would find the burn barrel, We jusrt happened to pick one up and say wow you know what this could be,
With a little work some sanding here and there and a littler trimming and some flattening,
There it was a great wall shelf,
Mary has added some woodburning to a few of them it really accents them.

Wanlut coffee table, this is a natural edge walnut slab, top is 2” thick and 24” deep and 60” long, We left on a little bark, walnut has such a great looking bark when sanded smooth, Looks like pebbles under water or even fish scales.
Top is sitting on a 38” wide cedar stump, we power washed and sanded smooth,
Finishes is a minwax hand rubed poly finish easy to apply and we love the low luster looks,
Wife loved this table so much it is staying in our living room.

Had a narrow slab of walnut and wasn’t sure what to do with it, The top is 2” thick and 48” lon and about 14” deep, Have done a few sofa tables before, At a show a customer was saying it would be nice if you could hold a few bottles of wine in those twigs,
We started thinking, and a few hours later we had a place for about 12 bottles,
Walnut top sits on four cedar flare legs and a mess of cedar branches. Items is sealed with a rub on polyurathne by minwax, Gives it just the right luster glow.
see a few more items at www.cedar-stuff.com
We love the way walnut has the lighter sap wood color, really give the slab some character.

Hi
Well yes we named this the conversation bench, Well because when someone sees it it starts a conversation,
It all sort of happened by accident, I had the left tall log laying against my workspace for a while and trying to figure out what was going to happen to it, I was about to cut it up into smaller items, I happened to lay the real curved up against it to get it out of the way and it fell into the crotch of the taller one, and Bam it was born, I started to play around with a seat for it and then we added a few twigs to take up the open space and you see where we went from there, We added some leather strapping to the twigs for added strength and a little tourquise,

You can see a few of our other projects at our web site www.cedar-stuff.com

Have a great day
Doug and MAry

Hi all
Will this bench just sort of fell into place all by itself, It started with a few logs laying against my workbenk, I was going to cut the left upright log off because it was just to curved, As I was moveing a few other projects around it fell into the crotch of the tall one and wow there it was, a big a shape so i started to play a little more with it and we created a bench, It is really pretty comfy, the twigs for the back all curve outward so when you sit it fits, Bench is about 4’ wide and 66” tall, we wraped the top of the branches with leather and a few tourquise stones, applied a few coat of minwax rub on finish and it looks great.
You can see a few more of our project at our web site
www.cedar-stuff.com

Have a great day
Doug and Mary

Cedar entry bench the wife and i built, fits great in the entry stands about 6’ tall and 48” wide. we made it out of white cedar