The pine change table, made for Edward’s oldest daughter, measures 33" wide x 28" high x 17" deep.
Reader Showcase
Showcase, from Canadian Woodworking, features woodworking projects created by our readers, celebrating their skill, creativity, and craftsmanship.
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This white pine chest was built as a wedding gift, and showcases Lars’ first attempt at hand cut dovetails on a large project.
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Ian Ferguson, from Pickering, ON, designed and built this quarter-sawn white oak and wenge cabinet as a class project at Conestoga College.
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This demi-lune table is constructed from American black walnut with a flame birch table-top which is attached with buttons to the aprons.
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This bird hotel is 7' wide, 5' tall and 4' wide, and weighs about 350 pounds. It has 60 rooms designed for sparrows and swallows and features a wrap-around balcony made from 1/4" steel.
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Every full-time woodworker needs to take some time off to make something for themselves.
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This is Gary Zimmel’s latest addition to his shop – a lathe stand.
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This black cherry vase began as a small wrap-around burl with a highly irregular surface.
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John Spitters, from Abbotsford, BC, used an assortment of tools and techniques to make this fruit bowl and the appetizing fruits inside it.
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Dirk Hoogendoorn of Meaford, Ontario was given a maple burl by a local logger.
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Tim Zhao, from Toronto, spent about 30 hours perfecting his latest masterpiece of marquetry.
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The design for this soft maple, upholstered, spectators bench is simple, yet ergonomically satisfying.
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Peter Marcucci, from Woodbridge, ON, figures he spent about 100 hours making his “Snake Chair” from 8/4 black walnut.
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Art Betke, of Prince George, BC, made this pierce-carved, maple leaf bowl.
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Andrew Coholic, from Timmins, Ont., built this black walnut rocking chair as a way to show potential clients what can be done with wood.
