Here are some projects I have made at the Seattle Central Community College Wood Construction Center.
My work space. Wall full of jigs!:
European-Style Frameless Cabinet, Cherry:
"Miter-Spline Box", Red Oak w/ Mahogany inlay:
Layout stick for File Cabinet (three photos of the same stick):
Unassembled File Cabinet:
Assembling File Cabinet:
Finished File Cabinet, Maple with Walnut accents:
Using the 12" Sliding tablesaw to cut tapers in legs:
Happily finishing my coffee table made of Red Oak:
Finished product:
Turning legs for the round table on the lathe:
Unfinished round table, Cherry:
Figured Cherry Veneer Top:
Finished Product:
"Telephone Table", Poplar with Walnut veneer top and shelf:
These two cabinets were made for B.O.L.D.(Boys Outdoor Leadership Development-a Seattle-area outdoor education organization for adolescent boys ) for gear storage. Commission from Andrew Jay, BOLD/YMCA Seattle:
Storage shelf unit for Jenni and I's gear room, Birch plywood with reused White Oak Edge Banding/Self Edges:
My Pizza Paddle! Made of reclaimed White Oak:
Hey Pat - great work! Your furniture looks really nice. I think that Mr. Booher would be really impressed w/ your drafting skills too! Wait did you guys have Industrial Arts @ CJHS? Anyway - Looks Great!
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Hey Pat,
ReplyDeleteYour work is awesome. I Really like the fine details and the mixing of various wood types. Dude, you make wood look good. LOL. Keep up the good work. - Rowann.