New Page 1

This is like the very first "furniture" project that I ever did. It use to

a fish tank stand but now it just collects clutter.

Here are student desks I built for my kids. Although they are identical in construction design I customized them with the stains I used.

Shown here are pictures of 2 desk that me and my brother-in-law made. One of course (on top) is a computer desk and the other (below) is a regular 2 pedistal desk. They are both made of Red Oak. With the exception of the Drawer pulls, keyboard tray (temporary until we build one) there are only 3 screws in the whole desk and those are for the home made drawer stops. Sorry about the clutter (not my place)

I built the Cross for my wife. It is about 3 foot high to give you an idea how tall it is.

Here is a Mission Style Corner

entertainment center. Although it is not 100% complete (still have some hardware to put on it), but I thought you might like to see it anyway. The small side cabinets hold VCR Tapes, DVD's and CD's.

This is what it looks like all shut up the bottom section has two pull out that can hold additional VCR, DVD, or CD's. There is also a section that can hold your entertainment equipment and each shelf pulls out.

I built these Book Cases as a Christmas Present for our Pastor

This is a work bench I built using one sheet of 3/4" ply wood and part of a sheet of melamine (it includes the part to the left as well) and some scrap.

This is small "L" section with the top up. I built some storage under the top.

I have just added to my wall work bench which this small section is attached to, it is still under construction but at this stage it is usable. I suggest that you do the same thing I did and build your benches at the same height as your table saw so you can use them as out feed tables and such.

I also have just completed 2 first for me. The first was a scrollsaw project and the second was my first inlay project.

I just finished a couple of projects that I thought I would share with you all. The first is a gun stock that I did for a friend. This has got to be the hardest project I have taken on to date. I made it out of Walnut and put a Boiled Linseed Oil on it for a finish.

I also finished putting together this table lamp. It was featured in "Weekend Woodcrafter".