My son Alex liked my office bulletin board, he has less wall space so I made a smaller one to fit more places. It is approximately 16" x 28". Due to the smaller size, I used ebony pegs instead of splines, but otherwise the construction is about the

What to do with my collection of exotic scraps? When it gets excessive, sometimes I make coasters. Of course, there's a finite number of coasters anyone will ever need, or I can give away, so I'll have to come up with different uses.

This project is a coat rack which has foldable "hooks" which makes the rack look like "art" during the portion of the year when coats are not needed, which in Austin Texas is considerable. The construction is mostly 3/4" x 1 1/4"

This was a requested project by my wife, who didn't find any existing ones quite suitable. It is made from teak, with white lexan interior panels. The solar panel is from generic, from Amazon. The main complexity was designing it so that the teak could be finished, then

I occasionally make step-stools, they're useful to have and you can do experiments on design. I like Greene & Greene styling, which typically has mahogany wood with black ebony plugs and splines. In this case, I wondered what the reverse would look like: black wood with brown wood

This project is a bulletin board using splines, sufficiently large enough to hold a calendar and sized to use pre-made bulletin board panels from Amazon. It was also an excuse to practice using my new-to-me Powermatic PM701 that obtained. The design is based on a mirror at the Greene &

I collect small samples of many element samples. Many, not all, of course. Radioactive elements are out, as are super-poisonous ones like Astatine. The rest you can get for various prices depending on the volume you need. Many were obtained from https://luciteria.com/, which sells them in sealed 1

This is a tray for a dresser or nightstand to hold your keys and other items. It is mostly just a box but one side has a curved insert allowing items to be easily scooped up. It is constructed from Wenge and Tigerwood, with black velvet lining the box side.

This project combined my love of woodworking, electronics, Greene & Greene style, and Nixie tubes. The box is mahogany with ebony splines, scaled down a bit to fit the clock size. It sits on a pedestal since otherwise it looks like a generic blob. Of course a key difference in