Project Design
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Style Adjustment, Thanks to Paint
Would a true woodworker paint a table and then dare to tell about it?
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PROJECT: Modern Adirondack Chair
Here’s one of the the simplest designs you’ll find for a sturdy, comfortable Adirondack chair. Start it on a Saturday, and you’ll be sitting pretty before the weekend is out.
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PROJECT: Slab “Pond” Table
A huge slab of spalted maple found its way into our shop. It had one big problem: a hole surrounded by punky wood. So we decided to find out what pouring epoxy resin was all about.
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Modern Adirondack Chair Gridded Drawings
Here are the gridded drawings and cutting diagrams for the Modern Adirondack Chair project featured in the March/April issue of Woodworker’s Journal.
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PROJECT: Simple Corner Cabinet
This easy-to-build corner cabinet adds a bit of storage to a small space with a touch of style!
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Downloadable Project: Kitchen Knife Block
Whether as a gift or for your own kitchen, this simple knife block project will be a welcome addition to any culinary arsenal.
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PROJECT: Queen Anne Highboy Part Two
Last week, we tackled the base of this classic project. In Part 2, our author builds the upper case and all of the dovetailed drawers.
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Simulating Segmentation with the Scroll Saw
Creating the look of segmentation is easier than you think.
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PROJECT: Queen Anne Highboy Part One
Every piece of furniture has a story, and the story of this highboy begins three summers ago, with an ad in the local paper offering air-dried walnut and cherry for $1 a foot.