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LeonardY · Mar 17, 2025

I thought this would be good way to start off.
Here are a few of mine.
Candle sticks

Craftsman style desk and hutch (Commission)

Jewelry box for my niece.

Built in for my brother and his wife.

Under bed storage (Commission)

Changing table for my niece.

Looking forward to seeing everyone's Woodworking.

Beerhippie · Mar 17, 2025

Far out of my league!

I'm more of a plywood and 2X sort.

manwithtools · Mar 17, 2025

LeonardY said:
I thought this would be good way to start off.
Here are a few of mine.
Candle sticks

Craftsman style desk and hutch (Commission)

Jewelry box for my niece.

Built in for my brother and his wife.

Under bed storage (Commission)

Changing table for my niece.

Looking forward to seeing everyone's Woodworking.

Beautiful work Leonard! Sure wish I had some old photos...

Jgaz · Mar 17, 2025

I’ll play.
Matching nightstands from solid Cherry and Cherry veneered plywood.

Matching Headboard as well

Jgaz · Mar 17, 2025

Outstanding work @LeonardY

hefnerconstructionlc · Mar 17, 2025

LeonardY said:
I thought this would be good way to start off.
Here are a few of mine.
Candle sticks

Craftsman style desk and hutch (Commission)

Jewelry box for my niece.

Built in for my brother and his wife.

Under bed storage (Commission)

Changing table for my niece.

Looking forward to seeing everyone's Woodworking.

Incredible work just fantastic love the Walnut

Ryan · Mar 17, 2025

Here’s my claim to fame:

PirateTurner · Mar 17, 2025

Demo piece I made for the Savannah River Woodturners last month. Beech curve. Chechen lid on the box. There's a finial under the curve.

KMScott · Mar 17, 2025

I sometimes take a break from metal.

Beerhippie · Mar 17, 2025

Fine woodworking, ala Beerhippie:

I built that bench a decade or two ago. I also did the fine repair work on the '70s captain's chair--must have been a while ago, as I no longer have any idea where I'd get carriage bolts that long around here.

Somehow, I first posted this to not only the wrong thread, but the wrong forum.

kyrbz · Mar 17, 2025

I took the Popular Mechanics what can you make out of a sheet of plywood challenge. A table w/vases and a room divider/screen made from baltic birch ply

kyrbz · Mar 17, 2025

Some beer flight trays I originally designed for a local brewery and later modified for Leinenkugel's. First two pics are the prototypes, the rest are the final production versions

Beerhippie · Mar 17, 2025

^Nice! Ours were flat boards with Forstner bores to hold sample glasses. The severs hated filling them, so we don't do flights anymore, 'though they were a money-maker.

kyrbz · Mar 17, 2025

Beerhippie said:
^Nice! Ours were flat boards with Forstner bores to hold sample glasses. The severs hated filling them, so we don't do flights anymore, 'though they were a money-maker.

The original brewery I did these for has a very vintage vibe to their graphics so my inspiration was vintage soda and milk crates. I kinda combined the look of wood soda crates and metal milk crates. The bottoms of the trays are open with stainless steel rods to support the glasses and not get gross on the bottom with spilt beer. They also needed to stack to save space, thus the nesting stackable shape.

Miss the Pontiacs · Mar 17, 2025

Amazing work you guys to say I’m impressed would be an understatement.

SMOKEYBEAR · Mar 18, 2025

Some really nice stuff in here. @LeonardY changing table and @Jgaz night stands, and @KMScott door grab my attention. Excellent work.

Let me trash this thread up a bit. Keep the expectations reasonable.

Butcher block table, seen previously in the "what did you do in your garage today" thread.

SMOKEYBEAR · Mar 18, 2025

Two magnetic knife holders, both rotate, earth magnets, and walnut. Both were gifts, the H for my sisters engagement and the anvil for a friend that makes knives.

SMOKEYBEAR · Mar 18, 2025

and the anvil, I'd like to do this one again, this was the first one, learned a few things to the order of the process.

jar944 · Mar 18, 2025

Some of the more furniture like things I've built.
40x120" dining table and bench

Island stools

Tea Table

Tv credenza

Matching coffee table

shoot summ · Mar 18, 2025

LeonardY said:
I thought this would be good way to start off.
Here are a few of mine.
Candle sticks

Craftsman style desk and hutch (Commission)

Jewelry box for my niece.

Built in for my brother and his wife.

Under bed storage (Commission)

Changing table for my niece.

Looking forward to seeing everyone's Woodworking.

Nice work!!!!

I'm digging the MCM style of the changing table, I have a media cabinet on my list that will have a MCM feel as well.

Jeff · Mar 18, 2025

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captain14 · Mar 18, 2025

Lots of great work here!

aka Larry · Mar 18, 2025

Not sure if my work is worthy compared to some of the amazing stuff in this thread, but here goes. I built this headboard for our bedroom a couple of years ago. It's large, heavy, and hangs on the wall via a French cleat.

lilredex · Mar 18, 2025

Beautiful work there...... a few of my projects over the years.

cgrutt · Mar 18, 2025

Made this kitchen at my old weekend house. Did floors and wine rack in background as well.

niget2002 · Mar 18, 2025

Here's a few projects I've done through the years. Most of these are probably somewhere else on the site as well.

Ryan · Mar 18, 2025

kyrbz said:
I took the Popular Mechanics what can you make out of a sheet of plywood challenge. A table w/vases and a room divider/screen made from baltic birch ply

This is amazing.

cgrutt · Mar 18, 2025

This was made at my buddy's shop. It's thousands of pieces of plywood cut on his CNC. Believe it was displayed at Burning Man and Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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Beerhippie · Mar 18, 2025

cgrutt said:
Made this kitchen at my old weekend house. Did floors and wine rack in background as well.

You made that in '74?

cgrutt · Mar 18, 2025

Beerhippie said:
You made that in '74?

Sorry not following?

Jayman17 · Mar 18, 2025

kyrbz said:
I took the Popular Mechanics what can you make out of a sheet of plywood challenge. A table w/vases and a room divider/screen made from baltic birch ply

Nice work, that divider is really cool looking!

Really like those vases too

Jim C. · Mar 18, 2025

Okay I’m in. Many years ago, I saw this bridge and was inspired to make my own version of it.

Jim C.

Aaron_W · Mar 18, 2025

Some very nice work.

Like many of my tool oriented hobbies, a lot of my time is spent making tools, workbenches, organizers etc. I'm more of a plywood and 2x4 builder, workbenches, shelves etc but I occassionally find time to do something less utilitarian.
I'm out of town for another week but I'll post some of my stuff when I can.

SMOKEYBEAR · Mar 18, 2025

This is mostly scrap and some repurposed FORD aluminum shelves/ drawers. It was build around the drawers. I built it to replace a wire storage rack with bins. The goal was Ford engine blue, kinda missed the color, but like it either way. It's probably a tad on the overbuilt side.

lilredex · Mar 18, 2025

aka Larry said:
Not sure if my work is worthy compared to some of the amazing stuff in this thread, but here goes. I built this headboard for our bedroom a couple of years ago. It's large, heavy, and hangs on the wall via a French cleat.

Are those little doggies like these? Neighbour's dogs we used to look after.

My Old Tools · Mar 18, 2025

This is a coffee table I built from a picture I saw in Fine Woodworking. This one is assembled without glue or fasteners other than wood pegs. The top is splined and pegged, breadboard ends are mortice and tenon with pegs, the base is mortise and tenon, and the base is joined to the top with a sliding dovetail across the width of the top.

SMOKEYBEAR · Mar 18, 2025

niget2002 said:
Here's a few projects I've done through the years. Most of these are probably somewhere else on the site as well.

Questions on the cutting board.

It appears to have end grain and edge grain, what did you use to flatten it?

How are the cow, chicken and pig designs embossed?

DBS5Window · Mar 18, 2025

I have been making CNC projects this year. I just finished up the Lord’s supper for a fundraiser auction. I purchased the STL model file so it’s not my original work. 23 hours of machine time and another 4 hours of detail sanding and finishing time. The challenge coin flag is my own design. It’s 24”x36”.

karoc · Mar 18, 2025

Y’all are on professional level, looking good

Notgrownup · Mar 18, 2025

Not a pro by no means, I just tinker, Frames, boards, wine glass holders. Nothing professional. It’s my Prozac.

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