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This project comes to us from Kevin. When he’s not begging me to live in my shop, he’s plugging away building projects in Girard, PA. He’s a part-time woodworker and hopes that some day he can make the leap to full time. Like many of us, he is self taught and learned most of wh...
This Viewer Project come from Ken in Ottawa. Let’s check it out: I am sending you some photos of one of my latest projects for the project of the week. It is inspired by your End Table project but with a twist. First a little background. The wood working club I belong to. The Ottawa Woodw...
First let me tell you that I love your website and videocasts as well as the Wood Talk Online project you are doing and the direction both the website and the show are going in. Heard you mention a new grill and that someday an outdoor kitchen is in the works. So I wanted to show you what I had re...
Introducing my multifunctional work table. I have limited space so I really have to make things practical as well as functional. I started with making the base”¦It’s fairly simple mortise and tenon joinery using 2x’s. Then I added the doors and drawer. Looking at the pricey router ...
This Viewer Project comes from Stan. Its a curvy design with some incredible figure! Here is the latest project that I finished. It is a coffee table for a corner sectional couch. The table was the result of watching David Marks’ video on curvilinear methods. The design for the table ca...
Let’s check out Jonathan’s unique design and unconventional use of joinery: So a couple of months back I emailed you asking ‘how the h*** do you finish wenge?’ You responded with a brilliant answer which I followed some of, and sorta “adapted” the rest. Here is...
Chuck is an inspiration to all of us. Being in a wheelchair does not stop him from getting things done in the shop! This incredible outfeed table was adapted from the design I used for my shop. Check out the video: Somebody Feed Me. Honestly, I can see this table being useful in all kinds of ...
As most of you know, last week I took a little “vacation”. Instead of forcing myself to sit on my butt and relax all week (I can’t seem to sit still), I decided to try something different. I wound up working my butt off in the shop, while simply taking a vacation from the website....
In an effort to relieve our backlog of viewer submissions, this is a grouping of several projects from multiple woodworkers. We will do a few of these over the next few weeks so there will be plenty of eye candy! Cypress Planter by Dennis This is a cypress planter I made for my mom. The panel a...
This very cool table comes from Matt. He writes: This coffee table/bench is the first project that I did on my own. I had just finished making a boat load of outdoor benches for a local bar. My girlfriend saw the benches and said she wanted one. The benches have certain similarities to George Nels...
My wife really wanted a new table. We purchased our old one just after we were married and it was used then. We shopped all over and didn’t really find anything that fit us or that was in our price range. So I took some ideas from several other tables and got on Sketch-up and in my basic way...
Ron’s Kid’s Table and Chairs Set Last year my daughter asked for a table and chair set for my grandson. We went shopping and found some, but they were expensive and did not appear well built. So I decided to build one. I used pocket hole joinery to construct the table and chairs. The ta...