This was done for a client who had this family heirloom, but the base had been destroyed. I worked off of a photo she had taken of one in a museum. I used African Mahogany, Old Masters gel stain and Arm-R-Seal. The 1/4” box joints were made on the router table with the Rockler Box Joint Jig.

We needed a cabinet to store office supplies and this is the end result. All red oak with a Arm-R-Seal satin finsih.

My wife wanted a larger recipe box since the one she had was for the 3×5 cards. This one is for the 4×6 and is made of padauk and birch. Finish is General Arm-R-Seal semi-gloss. This was my first attempt a making a small box and found a few new challenges.

This is a medicine cabinet in white oak for a customer of mine. Used General Arm-R-Seal oil /urethane for the finish. Inside dimension is 14×20.

This is my first crack at a pizza peel. We have had a pizza stone for several years but never used it since we did not have a peel. (no more excuses) Used some scrap maple, purple heart and black walnut. Bevel on the edge was made free hand with my belt sander. Finish is General Salad Bowel.

Needed a stand for my varmit control device. Had some scrap teak that I used for it. Finish is General Arm-R-Seal.

A friend of mine wanted a dispenser for his single cup coffee maker K-Cups. Used some left over 1/2” oak and some Plexiglas I recycled from a company that does trade shows. Finish is General Arm-R-Seal oil and urethane semi-gloss.

I needed a wastebasket for my home office so I decided to use some recycled wood. The case is made from an old shipping crate a friend gave me many years ago. (I think it is southern yellow pine) The trim is a scrap piece of padauk. Finish is General Finishes Clear Poly.

After seeing the boards that michaeljohn posted a while back I started saving my scrap cherry, walnut and maple strips. Here is the results. I finished it with a product called Emmets Elixer that I picked up at Youngblood Lumber here in Mpls., MN.

My wife made a request for these a few weeks back. With all the snow we had in Minnesota it seemed like a good idea to hit the shop and make it happen. Made from cherry and I plan to put a danish oil finish on them today.

Inspired by recent issue of American Woodworker.

Cherry bookcase inspired by Woodsmith. Finsh is Watco Danish oil.

Client knew I made cribbage boards and asked that I build him a cribbage table. Gave me a lot of latitude on material so I used red oak for the table. Inset board is made from fiqured maple and padauk. Finish is Old Master Natural stain and General Armor Seal.

A friend wanted a doll crib for her daughter and here is the happy customer.

Built this for our good friends daughter who is 3 years old. All the wood came from an old shipping crate.

This is my most recent build. Made from solid Cherry. Finish is Danish Oil