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1. New Kitchen Island Updated June 30

   The Boss wanted a new Kitchen Island, as she thought we had out-grown the old one...She wanted a taller, larger, shinier Top.  A better place to store all the baking sheets and pans, and a taller shelf to store her pop bottles under...AND....be able to roll it out of the way.  Once she found a picture of what she wanted, I could start in....took most of the month of June....
    
   Started with a large stash of 1 x 6 boards of Ash....got tired of all the glue ups...middle shelf is 3/4" pine plywood.   She wanted a single WIDE drawer.   1 x 6 Ash for the drawer front, 3/4" pine for the sides, and back of the drawer.  1/4" Luann plywood for the drawer bottom.
    
   4 pages of plans...delivered by Moose &  Squirrel Delivery Service.   Finish is Gunstock stain/ BLO , then a couple coats of poly clear gloss.   Casters were added to the feet after it had been hauled up the shop stairs.
    
   

   

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   steven newman Updated June 30

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2. Some furniture I made Updated April 9

   

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   Purpleheartguy Updated April 9

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3. Cherry desk Updated April 3

   My second (and last, I hope) desk in the past 12 months or so. This is a library style with an extra wide keyboard tray to accommodate the full width KB and mouse I use. This one is for the main computer in the house and replaces a humongous roll top desk we bought probably 20+ years ago. It's absolutely too large for the current house and will disassembled, maybe I can salvage some of the wood for re-use. Anyway, with almost all our information being filed electronically, there seems to be little need for a double pedestal desk anymore, so I chose this style. With the exception of the tray bottom, it's solid cherry. They tray is 1/2" cherry ply. The drop down hinges are butler table style, and they had to be exposed slightly on the front. The desk is styled (sort of) to match another piece in the same room.
   

   

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   Fred W. Hargis Jr Updated April 3

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4. Mission tables Updated April 2

   Mission tables and hall table
   

   

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   BillyJack Updated April 2

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5. Dovetail Chest of Drawers Updated April 2

   Using Dovetails to hold a cabinet together
   

   

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   BillyJack Updated April 2

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6. Shaker Style Table, with drawer Updated February 16

   Made from leftover Ash boards.   Tried to line up the grain in the top, drawer front, sides so they wrap around, legs are tapered on two inside faces.  Keeping with the "Leftovers", the handle was also a leftover.
    
   Top is 3/4"  x 14" x 25" counting bread board ends. Table stands 23" tall.   Drawer used half blind dovetails in the front, and dados for the back.  Stain is called Gunstock, seems to go nicely with the Ash.
   

   

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   steven newman Updated February 16

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7. Dane Franco Updated January 16

   Selig Z-Chair scaled to 75% to fit my kid
   

   

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   Dane Franco Updated January 16

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8. Simple Shaker End Table Updated January 6

   Was to be made from a single plank of Ash....
   Legs are glue-ups, then tapered on two sides.  Mortise & Tenon, with pine corner blocks to assemble the base.
   Top is a 9 board glue-up, and then has bread board ends.   Usual "Gunstock" stain.  3 coats of Amber Shellac
    
   Was given to the wife's Pastor as a Christmas present.
   

   

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   steven newman Updated January 6

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9. 18th Century Connecticut Blanket Chest Updated December 7, 2019

   This is a chest I made based on an American Woodworker issue that contained the plans to build this chest.
   The chest in the issue is a reproduction of the actual chest made by John Wheeler Geer in the 18th century. To see the actual plan set in the American Woodworker issue go to Connecticut Blanket Chest .
    
   

   

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   John Morris Updated December 7, 2019

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10. Walnut Rocking Chair Updated December 1, 2019

    This chair is made from Black Walnut. The rockers and backrests are bent glue lams and the head rest is coopered. The curves throughout the chair are power sculpted using a combination of ROS and a right angle grinder with a 60 grit disk and a Kutzall grinder attachment. The entire chair is sanded to 800 and buffed with a 1200 Abralon pad before the first coat of finish is applied.
    For design and instructions on building this rocker please visit our friend Hal Taylor .
    

    

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    John Morris Updated December 1, 2019

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11. Shaker Furniture Updated November 19, 2019

    Recently I have taken an interest in building Shaker furnishings, I have always loved it, but I am ready to build it.
    This album will contain all the furniture I will build in the Shaker style.
     
    Virtually any of the items I will be posting in this album are inspired from books written by Kerry Pierce. Mr. Pierce has created a variety of books on the shaker style, the history and culture of the Shaker community, and within the books there are detailed drawings for much of the work the Shakers produced.
    Here is a link to Kerry's site at Kerry Pierce Furniture and here is a link to his books at Kerry Pierce Books in Amazon . I highly recommend the books by Mr. Pierce, they are well made, and well priced as well.
     
    Just one of Kerry's books
    
     
    Thanks for visiting this album, and thanks for looking!
     
    

    

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    John Morris Updated November 19, 2019

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12. Small jewelry box Updated November 18, 2019

    

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    406woodworker Updated November 18, 2019

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13. DVD Cabinet Updated November 17, 2019

    A place to store all MY DVDs right beside my computer, so I can easily choose a movie to watch.  Cabinet is made from Ash.   has a couple poplar shelves, and a plywood back.   Door is a Frame & Raised Panel.. 
    Cabinet is 26" tall, by 12" wide, by 7" deep.   Finish is a stain called "Gunstock" ( Minwax) and then a few coats of Amber Shellac ( Bullseye)
    

    

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    steven newman Updated November 17, 2019

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14. Lecterns and Podiums Updated July 26, 2019

    I was asked to build meeting room furniture for our local Elks lodge.  Three lecterns, a podium and a center table.
    

    

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    Ron Dudelston Updated July 26, 2019

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15. Pine Chester Drawers Updated March 11, 2019

    Just a collection of 1 x 6s...1 x 8s, couple 2x4s, and some plywood...cobbled up into a 5 drawer "dresser"
    

    

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    steven newman Updated March 11, 2019

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16. Grandaughter's Drawing Desk Updated January 25, 2019

    Was to be a computer desk, plan was changed a bit.   Mainly out of Ash....patterned after the old Standing Desks.   Except this one is for one to sit down at.  Lots of fancy details were used....
    

    

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    steven newman Updated January 25, 2019

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17. Ash Coffee Table Updated January 3, 2019

    Grandson wanted a Coffee Table for Christmas.
    Tapered legs, drawer made from the front apron...a little bead work.
    

    

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    steven newman Updated January 3, 2019

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18. Microwave Stand Updated November 15, 2018

    Fancy grained White oak.   The Boss thought about buying a FlatPack thingy....figured I could build one a lot better.  Weathered Oak Stain, then a couple coats of Amber Shellac....a 10 day build.
    

    

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    steven newman Updated November 15, 2018

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19. Fireplace Surround Updated October 14, 2018

    Based on a cabinet the Boss saw at a Big Lots Store.    Ash and Pine  to make my own version. 
    

    

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    steven newman Updated October 14, 2018

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20. my furniture Updated August 20, 2018

    
    

    

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    shawnbrad Updated August 20, 2018

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21. Simple Bedside Table Updated June 6, 2018

    Basically 4 pine boards got turned into a simple, shaker style table...One board was crosscut and glued up into the top.  Two more were cut into four aprons, with the "leftovers being made into corner blocks.  The last board was a scrap 2 x 10, was resawn into four leg blanks, and then tapered on two sides.
    Mortise & Tenon joinery, nothing real fancy.   Golden Oak stain, and Gloss Poly for a finish.
    

    

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    steven newman Updated June 6, 2018

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22. Vertical gun rack Updated May 2, 2018

    White oak 6 gun vertical storage
    

    

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    lew Updated May 2, 2018

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23. Box of Fancy Pine Updated May 1, 2018

    Resawn Pine to make a storage box.    Finger joints cut by hand.  Molding was made by hand, as well.   Has a tray on the inside, to hold small items.  Simple lid, brass hardware. 
    

    

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    steven newman Updated May 1, 2018

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24. Pine Stepback Cupboard Updated March 28, 2018

    A Stepback Cupboard made from Pine.   Lower case has shelves for baskets, upper case is a Bookcase.   Drawers have through dovetails,  door of the book case has a raised panel.   Golden Oak stain, followed by 3 coats of Amber Shellac.   Shelves are attached to the sides of the case via sliding dovetail  joints.   Brass hinges for the door,  White Birch Knobs.   mainly hand tool work.
    

    

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    steven newman Updated March 28, 2018

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25. Glenn Davis Updated February 24, 2018

    A selection of recent projects to keep me busy.
    

    

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    OC3 Updated February 24, 2018

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