I made this end-grain butcher block from walnut and maple, and then soaked it in walnut oil. This is the underside so that you can see the handholds that are routed out of the block. - www.retake.com

This particular gallery isn't really about moving photography but about another hobby I enjoy: woodworking.

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This frame started out as a S4S piece of poplar, 11.5 x 72". I made up the frame design with three router bits.

This picture bracket utilizes the dovetail joint to bring together a beautiful piece of walnut and maple. There are no fasteners--only glue--and it holds a 70 lb picture.

This cabinet started out from rough-sawn poplar, and I used the jointer, planer, table saw, miter saw, router, air gun, and cordless drill to make this from scratch.

I made this end-grain butcher block from walnut and maple, and then soaked it in walnut oil. This is the underside so that you can see the handholds that are routed out of the block.

Three-compartment recipe box made of maple with mixed walnut lid and walnut "keys" to fasten mitered corners.

Curly maple box with burl maple top, using finger joint joinery techniques.

A side table to go alongside the couch in the sitting room. Made of poplar, and will be painted with a blue teal in an antique finish.

Hickory/Wenge box with tapered, splined dovetail joints.

A jewelry box made of bocote and maple, with loose "through" tenons for structural integrity and as a design element.

I made this end-grain butcher block from walnut and maple, and then soaked it in walnut oil. This is the underside so that you can see the handholds that are routed out of the block.

Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II |

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Original size: 2496x1664 |

Current: 800x534 |

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