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This Birdhouse was designed to be put together with no nails or screws. It is held together by a wooden pin at the top, once removed the whole thing comes apart. Materials: Bass and walnut wood.

This Birdhouse was designed to be put together with no nails or screws. It is held together by a wooden pin at the top, once removed the whole thing comes apart. Materials: Bass and walnut wood.

This Birdhouse was designed to be put together with no nails or screws. It is held together by a wooden pin at the top, once removed the whole thing comes apart. Materials: Bass and walnut wood.

This Birdhouse was designed to be put together with no nails or screws. It is held together by a wooden pin at the top, once removed the whole thing comes apart. Materials: Bass and walnut wood.

I found some basic plans for this online and thought it would be fun to make. It is a very sturdy chair that transforms into a step ladder. Only problem is that it's actually quite heavy due to the red oak. Materials: red oak wood, brass hinges.

I found some basic plans for this online and thought it would be fun to make. It is a very sturdy chair that transforms into a step ladder. Only problem is that it's actually quite heavy due to the red oak. Materials: red oak wood, brass hinges.

I found some basic plans for this online and thought it would be fun to make. It is a very sturdy chair that transforms into a step ladder. Only problem is that it's actually quite heavy due to the red oak. Materials: red oak wood, brass hinges.

I found some basic plans for this online and thought it would be fun to make. It is a very sturdy chair that transforms into a step ladder. Only problem is that it's actually quite heavy due to the red oak. Materials: red oak wood, brass hinges.

I had some left over red oak from the stepstool so I a created a DVD shelf which could also be a bookcase if they are small books. Materials: red oak.

I had some left over red oak from the stepstool so I a created a DVD shelf which could also be a bookcase if they are small books. Materials: red oak.

I had some left over red oak from the stepstool so I a created a DVD shelf which could also be a bookcase if they are small books. Materials: red oak.

I had some left over red oak from the stepstool so I a created a DVD shelf which could also be a bookcase if they are small books. Materials: red oak.

I had some left over scraps of wood and decided to design and put together a small box. About 3" x 6" x 2" interior space. Materials: red oak.

I had some left over scraps of wood and decided to design and put together a small box. About 3" x 6" x 2" interior space. Materials: red oak.

I had some left over scraps of wood and decided to design and put together a small box. About 3" x 6" x 2" interior space. Materials: red oak.

I had some left over scraps of wood and decided to design and put together a small box. About 3" x 6" x 2" interior space. Materials: red oak.

I had so much fun with the previous small box that I designed another from leftover scraps of wood. It has the roughly the same interior space as the previous box. Materials: red oak and purpleheart.

I had so much fun with the previous small box that I designed another from leftover scraps of wood. It has the roughly the same interior space as the previous box. Materials: red oak and purpleheart.

I had so much fun with the previous small box that I designed another from leftover scraps of wood. It has the roughly the same interior space as the previous box. Materials: red oak and purpleheart.

I had so much fun with the previous small box that I designed another from leftover scraps of wood. It has the roughly the same interior space as the previous box. Materials: red oak and purpleheart.

I still had left over scraps big enough for another small box so I designed another with three small drawers and tiny brass handles to match the previous box. Materials: red oak, purpleheart, and tiny brass pull handles.

I still had left over scraps big enough for another small box so I designed another with three small drawers and tiny brasshandles to match the previous box. Materials: red oak, purpleheart, and tiny brass pull handles.

I still had left over scraps big enough for another small box so I designed another with three small drawers and tiny brass handles to match the previous box. Materials: red oak, purpleheart, and tiny brass pull handles.

I still had left over scraps big enough for another small box so I designed another with three small drawers and tiny brass handles to match the previous box. Materials: red oak, purpleheart, and tiny brass pull handles.

I made this box for a friend in college. She enjoyed watching me and her husband create things with wood and was fascinated by my small boxes previously shown and wanted one of her own. So I designed and secretly created this box in front of her. Only after it was finished did she find out it was created for her. The idea behind it is: there are three figures holding hands around the ring (husband, wife, God), the love between them it holds the marriage together. Materials: red oak and purpleheart.

I made this box for a friend in college. She enjoyed watching me and her husband create things with wood and was fascinated by my small boxes previously shown and wanted one of her own. So I designed and secretly created this box in front of her. Only after it was finished did she find out it was created for her. The idea behind it is: there are three figures holding hands around the ring (husband, wife, God), the love between them it holds the marriage together. Materials: red oak and purpleheart.

I made this box for a friend in college. She enjoyed watching me and her husband create things with wood and was fascinated by my small boxes previously shown and wanted one of her own. So I designed and secretly created this box in front of her. Only after it was finished did she find out it was created for her. The idea behind it is: there are three figures holding hands around the ring (husband, wife, God), the love between them it holds the marriage together. Materials: red oak and purpleheart.

I made this box for a friend in college. She enjoyed watching me and her husband create things with wood and was fascinated by my small boxes previously shown and wanted one of her own. So I designed and secretly created this box in front of her. Only after it was finished did she find out it was created for her. The idea behind it is: there are three figures holding hands around the ring (husband, wife, God), the love between them it holds the marriage together. Materials: red oak and purpleheart.

This birdhouse was inspired by Japanese architecture, and the vertical separations on the sides are proportionally based on tatami mats. Materials: bass and black walnut.

This birdhouse was inspired by Japanese architecture, and the vertical separations on the sides are proportionally based on tatami mats. Materials: bass and black walnut.

This birdhouse was inspired by Japanese architecture, and the vertical separations on the sides are proportionally based on tatami mats. Materials: bass and black walnut.

This birdhouse was inspired by Japanese architecture, and the vertical separations on the sides are proportionally based on tatami mats. Materials: bass and black walnut.

I created this footstool to go with the chair that a friend of mine created. I did not design this but it is from plans that my friend had acquired. There is a separate cushion that goes on top which was not made when I took these pictures. Materials: red oak.

I created this footstool to go with the chair that a friend of mine created. I did not design this but it is from plans that my friend had acquired. There is a separate cushion that goes on top which was not made when I took these pictures. Materials: red oak.

I created this footstool to go with the chair that a friend of mine created. I did not design this but it is from plans that my friend had acquired. There is a separate cushion that goes on top which was not made when I took these pictures. Materials: red oak.

I created this footstool to go with the chair that a friend of mine created. I did not design this but it is from plans that my friend had acquired. There is a separate cushion that goes on top which was not made when I took these pictures. Materials: red oak.

I like the look of curly maple and purpleheart woods and created this jewlery box for a friend of mine. It was a bit of a challenge to work with since the maple warped more than I would have liked. Materials: curly maple purpleheart.

I like the look of curly maple and purpleheart woods and created this jewlery box for a friend of mine. It was a bit of a challenge to work with since the maple warped more than I would have liked. Materials: curly maple purpleheart.

I like the look of curly maple and purpleheart woods and created this jewlery box for a friend of mine. It was a bit of a challenge to work with since the maple warped more than I would have liked. Materials: curly maple purpleheart.

I like the look of curly maple and purpleheart woods and created this jewlery box for a friend of mine. It was a bit of a challenge to work with since the maple warped more than I would have liked. Materials: curly maple purpleheart.

I designed and created this for fun because it had been a long time since I had done any projects. I had never worked with basket weaving materials before but it seemed to be the best way I could think of to easily create the bends I needed without major equipment. It actually ended up much harder than I had anticipated and took over a month to finish. Materials: basket weaving reeds and bass wood.

I designed and created this for fun because it had been a long time since I had done any projects. I had never worked with basket weaving materials before but it seemed to be the best way I could think of to easily create the bends I needed without major equipment. It actually ended up much harder than I had anticipated and took over a month to finish. Materials: basket weaving reeds and bass wood.

I designed and created this for fun because it had been a long time since I had done any projects. I had never worked with basket weaving materials before but it seemed to be the best way I could think of to easily create the bends I needed without major equipment. It actually ended up much harder than I had anticipated and took over a month to finish. Materials: basket weaving reeds and bass wood.

I designed and created this for fun because it had been a long time since I had done any projects. I had never worked with basket weaving materials before but it seemed to be the best way I could think of to easily create the bends I needed without major equipment. It actually ended up much harder than I had anticipated and took over a month to finish. Materials: basket weaving reeds and bass wood.

I designed and created this for fun because it had been a long time since I had done any projects. I had never worked with basket weaving materials before but it seemed to be the best way I could think of to easily create the bends I needed without major equipment. It actually ended up much harder than I had anticipated and took over a month to finish. Materials: basket weaving reeds and bass wood.

I designed and created this for fun because it had been a long time since I had done any projects. I had never worked with basket weaving materials before but it seemed to be the best way I could think of to easily create the bends I needed without major equipment. It actually ended up much harder than I had anticipated and took over a month to finish. Materials: basket weaving reeds and bass wood.

I purchased a couple Japanese Swords and decided to make a stand for them that incorperated a drawer for the cleaning supplies. Materials: red oak.

I purchased a couple Japanese Swords and decided to make a stand for them that incorperated a drawer for the cleaning supplies. Materials: red oak.

I purchased a couple Japanese Swords and decided to make a stand for them that incorperated a drawer for the cleaning supplies. Materials: red oak.

For a Dental Christmas gift exchange party I figured I would make something with some materials I had so I cut out a couple trivets. Materials: birdseye maple.

I was asked to recreate a 1931 Echophone 60 Radio for someone who loves Gothic architecture. They opted to put a CD player inside of it instead of a radio. Also unlike the original they wanted a door on the back. Materials: Walnut and a high detail 3D printed name plate.

I was asked to recreate a 1931 Echophone 60 Radio for someone who loves Gothic architecture. They opted to put a CD player inside of it instead of a radio. Also unlike the original they wanted a back door. Materials: Walnut and a high detail 3D printed name plate.

I was asked to recreate a 1931 Echophone 60 Radio for someone who loves Gothic architecture. They opted to put a CD player inside of it instead of a radio. Also unlike the original they wanted a back door.. Materials: Walnut and a high detail 3D printed name plate.

I was asked to recreate a 1931 Echophone 60 Radio for someone who loves Gothic architecture. They opted to put a CD player inside of it instead of a radio. Also unlike the original they wanted a back door. Materials: Walnut and a high detail 3D printed name plate.

I was asked to recreate a 1931 Echophone 60 Radio for someone who loves Gothic architecture. They opted to put a CD player inside of it instead of a radio. Also unlike the original they wanted a back door. Materials: Walnut and a high detail 3D printed name plate.

I was asked to recreate a 1931 Echophone 60 Radio for someone who loves Gothic architecture. They opted to put a CD player inside of it instead of a radio. Also unlike the original they wanted a back door. Materials: Walnut and a high detail 3D printed name plate.

I was asked to recreate a 1931 Echophone 60 Radio for someone who loves Gothic architecture. They opted to put a CD player inside of it instead of a radio. Also unlike the original they wanted a back door. Materials: Walnut and a high detail 3D printed faceplate.