Oak cabinet using all wood construction. this is the higher cost cabinetry. 

Taken: Jan 13, 2006

Oak table for my daughter. one-piece top. 

Taken: Jan 13, 2006

Oak end table 

Taken: Jan 13, 2006

Cherry endtabel, 1 of 2 

Taken: Jan 13, 2006

Cherry coffee table with storage 

Taken: Jan 13, 2006

Cherry bookcase 

Taken: Jan 13, 2006

Oak hood to house lights. Has two front access doors. Built to match bottom stand. 

Taken: Jan 16, 2006

Oak endtable 

Taken: Jan 16, 2006

Oak endtable 

Taken: Jan 16, 2006

Christmas presents for the family 

Taken: Jan 16, 2006

Oak table for my son with one large removable leave. 

Taken: Jan 16, 2006

Cherry chest with all wood construction, even the back. This piece was built to fit between the two doorways and as tall as my wife could access the top drawer. 

Taken: Jan 16, 2006

Cherry chest with all wood construction. This was built to match the highboy in our bedroom. 

Taken: Jan 16, 2006

Cherry cabinet for stereo components and cd\'s. 

Taken: Jan 16, 2006

Cherry front bookcase for customer to match his existing cabinets. I built two of these alike. 

Taken: Jan 16, 2006

Oak cabinet using plywoods and oak frames. This cabinet holds all my record albums and is the lower cost cabinetry 

Taken: Jan 16, 2006

Endtable 

Taken: Jan 23, 2006

Mahogany hall table 

Taken: Jan 24, 2006

Counter edge detail 

Taken: Jan 27, 2006

TV Cabinet for customer 

Taken: Feb 7, 2006

Typical table leg, same design I used on both tables. 4 pieces of wood glued together 

Taken: Feb 7, 2006

Cherry China Cabinet made for sister-in-law. All wood, no plywood, even back is frame and panel construction. 

Taken: Feb 7, 2006

Kitchen Island 

Taken: Feb 7, 2006

Bookcase 

Taken: Mar 6, 2006