Walnut Hall Table

This is the fourth project I made while attending the Inside Passage School of Fine Woodworking in 2008/2009. This is a work in progress as I ran out of time at the end of the school year to complete this piece, so I'm planning on finishing it when I get back to the school for my second year.

The table is constructed from black walnut and curly maple. It is about 26" wide, 37" high and 15" deep. There are 8 drawers in total (5 were completed when I took these pictures). I have 3 drawers left to make, and then I need to install all of the drawer pulls. The drawers have curved fronts, and each drawer is a different size. Once the table is complete, I intend to make a matching mirror to hang on the wall above it.

I really like this piece, so I will probably end up keeping it and not putting it up for sale.

Bubinga Coffee Table

This is the third project I made while attending the Inside Passage School of Fine Woodworking in 2008/2009. It is constructed from bubinga and is 40" in diameter and 17" high.

Ash Coffee Table

This is the second project I made while attending the Inside Passage School of Fine Woodworking in 2008/2009. The table is made from white ash using bent lamination's to form the curved stretchers and legs. The table is 40" in diameter and 17" high.

Donna's Cabinet

This is the first project I made while attending the Inside Passage School of Fine Woodworking in 2008/2009. This cabinet was intended as a gift for a friend of mine. It is made from black walnut, with apple door panels. The drawer fronts are made from spaulted elm (a gift from Robert at Inside Passage), and the back panel is constructed from arbutus. The cabinet is approximately 20" wide by 20" high by 7" deep.