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Ball and Claw Bats by Hayami Arakawa
Turned and carved oak
Custom Case
Boston, MA
Wine Cabinet/Coffee Table by Mike Wolos
Maple Burl, Ebony Purpleheart
Vancouver B.C.
Mindbogglin' “This cleverly designed, breath taking beautiful winecabinet serves as a coffee table. The two towers are made from Baltic birch plywood and veneered with purple heart. The unique door latches with hidden locks are made from black ebony. Solid yellow cedar, burl interior, custom wineglass holders, LED Lights and hidden compartments are among the many features. The huge, thick slabs of maple burl on the top are divided by gaps filled with Polyester resin. The edge of the table top is solid black ebony. The base is laminated from plywood, fiberglassed and painted black. The beautiful purple colour is original, no stain has been used. Several coats of Poly Urathane have been applied and polished to a high gloss.”
Sofa Table by Ted Hammond
Alligator Juniper
Bozeman, MT.
Tamago Koppu by Seth Rollan
Salvaged and Sustainably harvested Mahogany and Stone
27” x 55” x 17”
Eagle Bench by Kory Larsen
Victoria, B.C.
WttW Sconce by Richard Farwell
Cherry, Hand Painted Silk
California
Small run production prototype
In Flight
Wood by Paula Cooperrider
Metal by Sally-Heath Lloyd
Jewelry Box
Metal planes are stick pins and hat pins
Maple, Walnut, Metal
Prescott, AZ
Silhouette Pair by Po Shun Leong
Wood and Plastic
California
Scroll Table by Marcus Sabathil
Glass Steel Wood
Vancouver. B.C.
Glass is slumped on my own molds. Glued with UV Curling product.
Owl Father & Flying Buttress by Tim Lawson
Ash and Cherry
15” x 42” x 45”
Coffee Table by Michael Moore
Arbutus, Mahogany, Coco Bolo
Duncan, B.C.
Blanket Chest by Bryan Kemper
Design – Pamella Moore
Oak, Western Maple
Victoria, B.C.
First Wooden Bike by Keith Battersby
Birch, Maple, Arbutus, Yew
Victoria, B.C.
"Similar idea popular in Europe.
Best way to start kids riding."
Table Opening Top by Nick Auger-hangejan
Oak
School and Grade: Claremont 11
Wood Instructor: Doug Beiston
Vancouver Island Woodworking Guild
2nd Annual Schools Woodworking Show
Fluted Column by Chris Mroz
Ash, Fir
Compressed Ash
Fluted Floor Medallion by Chris Mroz
Walnut, Cherry, Ash
Leaf Column by Douglas Senft
Steel Pipe
Cumberland, B.C.
Torch cut from steel pipe
Jake Chair Prototype by Jacob Lee
Western Maple, Velour
Victoria, B.C.
A student project and first attempt at upholstery
Wishbone Table by Josh Gillis
Walnut, Maple
School and Grade: Belmont 11
Wood Instructor: Dave Mathers
Vancouver Island Woodworking Guild
2nd Annual Schools Woodworking Show
16 Drawer Cabinet by Wes Collicott
Walnut, Maple
School and Grade: Belmont 12
Wood Instructor: Dave Mathers
Vancouver Island Woodworking Guild
2nd Annual Schools Woodworking Show
Mountain Table by Ethan Ames
Walnut, Glass
New York, NY
Circle of Change II by Rick Norrander
Maple, Aluminum, Dichroic glass
Oregon
"Dichroic Glass medallions pivot to reveal different glass designs."
Coffee Table by Mike Wolus
Birdseye Maple and Burl
Vancouver, B.C.
A Broken Masterpiece
"This handcrafted one of a kind coffee table stands by itself as a masterpiece of modern functional art. The legs and the topframe are made from solid Birdseye maple with inlays and borders of black ebony. The top is covered with quarter inch thick slices of Maple Burl glued to 17mm Baltic Birch plywood. The Sun is made from Yellow Cedar Burl with rays of yellow cedar. All wood burls have some small holes in it. Instead of using woodfiller, I opted to fill them with clear casting resin, creating a 3D appearance. Of course the table features two hidden compartments, one under the bottom shelf, the other under the top which must be opened with a special key. From the conception of the design, down to the smallest detail, a lot of thought and attention has been given in the making of this piece, which is evidenced in the lovely shape of the crack itself. As a finish, I like to use a special Polyurethane clearcoat, which is superior to lacquer, close to an automotive finish in hardness and durability. Several coats have been applied, then hand polished to a brilliant high gloss. The dimensions of the table are 48 inches in length by 23 inches in width and 18 inches high."
Simple Chair #1 by Mark Koons
Beech, Epoxy, Milk Paint
Wyoming
"Sawn, angle-scarfed veneers, thicknessed at varying and reversing rates of taper."
Atlas by Peter Loh
Jatoba, Glass
Seattle, WA
Console by Hikmet C. Sakman
Teak, African Blackwood
Victoria, B.C.
Made entirely with scraps
Volt Watt? – Iron Box, Hi Lo – Iron Box, Speedie – Iron Box by Kim Kezzer
Milk Paint, Huon Pine, Wire, Leather
Freeland, WA
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