Shop |
Bruce Bradford |
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PROJECT:
Woodworking shop Materials: 2 1/2 story timberframe, 23x25 |
Shop |
Bruce Bradford |
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PROJECT:
Woodworking shop Materials: 2 1/2 story timberframe, 23x25 |
Sculptured Bowl |
Kenneth Gregg |
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Project: Small flat bowl is
sculpted from spalted dogwood |
Sculpture |
Kenneth Gregg |
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Project: Large black
bowl Material: Made from a piece of spalted poplar (or gum) stump. Technique: It is sculpted using an Arbortech sculpting attachment to a side grinder. |
Wall Shelves |
by Steve Hooper |
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Project: A pair of scroll
sawn wall shelves Design: Wood Magazine November 2000 Materials: 3/8” Oak Finish: Jet Mahogany stain – shellac – polyurethane |
Playhouse |
by Dave MacDonald |
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PROJECT: Design and
Build a GINGERBREAD PLAYHOUSE for a Huntersville client. MATERIALS: Cedar clapboard siding with faux leaded Plexiglas windows. SIZE: 8’w X 8’d X 8 1/2‘ at peek. Sold for: $4500. |
Banjo |
David Fridy dfridy@pentaengr.com |
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PROJECT: The banjo was made
about 20 years ago while I was in college and couldn't afford to
buy a decent one. MATERIALS: maple, ebony, mother of pearl, rosewood and bone. YEAR: 1977 |
Misc |
Ralph Lombard |
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PROJECT: Handcrafted gifts
for all ages. DESIGNS: Modified by Ralph Lombard Train Engine: Pine, 12" l x 7.25"h x 6.5"w Train: Pine. Overall length, 48" Airplane: 12.5" wingspan x 11.5" long. Mosaic Clock Frames: 12" diameter, Mahogany. Baltic Birch Bowl: 5.5" d x 4"h. Music Boxes: 6"l x 3.25"h x 3.5"w. Left to right: Red Oak: Sweet gum: Cherry. By: |
Bookcase |
by Dave Lewis |
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PROJECT: Remove
railing style divider at step between customers dinning room and
living room and replace with two back to back bookcases facing
each room with a common tops. Adjustable shelves on both sides.
MATERIAL: Birch plywood case with basswood face frame and tops. Base cove to match house trim. FINISH: Painted to match woodwork. SIZE: Each unit is 54"w x 20" d x 38"h backside & 44"h DESIGN/BUILD BY: Dave Lewis, 1998 |
Easel |
by Jeffery Hollis |
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Project: "5-Foot Artist
Easel. Capacity for a 3½-foot canvas Materials: Constructed of 4/4 ash, and finished with Tung Oil to highlight the figured wood in the front pieces. Design: Built on commission by Heffco Wood Products Year: February 1999 for a Charlotte-area artist. Contact heffmoe@bellsouth.net |
Plate Rack |
by Larry Edwards |
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Project:
Request for wife Joanna to display old plates. The Plate Rack
was a pattern from The New Yankee Workshop. I changed it by not
putting 6" fluted columns on sides. Materials: Made from 1/4", 3/8" and 3/4" Red Oak. All molding at top was made on router/shaper table (7 pieces). Finish: Two coats medium Walnut Danish Oil. Dimensions: It is 48" wide by 46" high. |
Hockey Game |
by Bruce Lacy and Bob Meunier |
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Project: To build a "Knock
Hockey" game board remembered from N.Y.C. childhood. Based on
article in American Woodworker. Material: Walnut, Padauk, Cherry, Maple. Finish: Carnauba wax / Danish oil blend. Size: Approximately 24" x 36" Year: 1998 |
Garden Gate |
by Steve Hooper |
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Project: Garden Gate (One of
three gates) Design: My design Materials: Pressure treated Pine 2 by x Finish: Paint Size: 74 inches high by 48 inches wide. |
Mortiser |
by Steve Hooper |
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Project: mortiser Design: Bill Hylton Materials: Delta mortiser, an x-y drill press vice, and plywood Finish: Paint The idea and instructions for assembly were given to me as a result of a discussion on "The Badger Pond" "http://www.wwforum.com/" |
Thread cutting Machine |
by Jim Grimes |
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Project: Home Brew
Thread Cutting Fixture Design: Bill Grimes Materials: Finish: |
Shop on wheels |
by Frank Johnston |
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Project: A Shop TO
GO! The object this time was to design the shop to move with him
should another move be necessary. Design: Frank Johnston. Based on the mobile home concept using tie downs rather than foundation bolts. The shop is insulated and air-conditioned. The electrical service is 220V - 50A with 22 outlets (so far ). Clear height allows for vertical storage of 8" lumber. Size: 14' w x 26"l x 8' 11/2" clear height. |
Shop |
by Bob Reading |
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Project: Design
and construct a building to meet the long term needs for a
dedicated woodworker. Design: Bob designed this 24' X 32' shop with a 10' high ceiling using a truss system that allows storage in the loft area above. The insulated work area features a poured concrete floor. The wood shed to the rear is a 10' X 24 space for the storage of lumber. The garage door allows for ease of moving materials and equipment in and out. Utilities: Included are a 100 amp. electrical service, gas heat, water, compressed air system and dust collection. |
Hanging Cradle |
by Ray Doblestein |
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Project:
Hanging Cradle Materials: Solid Oak Plans: Wood magazine, Oct. 1987 Year of construction: 1991 |
Dulcimer |
by Willis Mann |
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Project Dulcimer -
Number twelve. Design: Materials: Hurricane Hugo walnut that was cut and stacked in 1991. No forms are used in the construction of these instruments, which are finished with oil Plans: Unavailable. Year of construction: Number twelve was crafted in 1989. |
Cellarette |
by Patrick Minervini |
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Purpose: To
Construct a piece of period furniture that would allow me to
learn and experience: quality joinery techniques, specifically
hand cut dove tails, how to construct and carve cabriole legs
and resaw lumber to thickness. Finish with shellac flakes Materials: Local air dried Black Walnut with Yellow Pine interior dividers Finish: Tongue oil and orange shellac. Year of construction: 1995 |
