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CofTble.jpgA&C Coffee Table290 viewsDiscovering there are no antique Arts & Crafts coffee tables, I designed and made my own, from recycled red oak.Tom11
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AdChairBack.jpgAdirondack Back177 viewsShowing the minimal but adequate support system for these redwood chairs.Tom11
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AdironChairs.jpgAdirondack Front174 viewsMade from redwood, finished with multiple wipes of diluted BLO, refreshed periodically.Tom11
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OkBkClsd.jpgBook Holder closed365 viewsThis shows the grain running across what are now two pieces of one board, with integral hinge.Tom11
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BkEndsDone.jpgBookends Done272 viewsMade from cherry cutoffs, with iris inserts by Judy the glass crafter. And some books I, um, had layin' around the house.Tom11
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BkEndsBench.jpgBookends in progress312 viewsAlmost done, on the bench. Also visible: a Tim Holloway holdfast (with no pointy leaf on the business end, to get in your way ;-)Tom11
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LampBase.JPGLamp base294 viewsMade of white oak, fumed with household ammonia sealed in a 5 gal. plastic bucket.Tom11
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StandsClosed.jpgRoubo/Roy book stands closed215 viewsHere the grain running through both front and back is seen, showing they started as one piece. Also the shorter front leg is apparent.Tom11
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StandsOpen.jpgRoubo/Roy book stands open177 viewsForeground was first attempt, in pine, with curve on top & bottom. The "front" legs on these stands (extension of the upper back) are cut to about 2/3 the length of the rear leg, giving a better viewing angle for use sitting at a desk.Tom11
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OkBkOpen.jpgRoy Style book holder277 viewsMade from one red oak board, with front leg shortened from Roy Underhill's plan.Tom11
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SWlamp.JPGSouthwest lamp221 viewsSWMBO Judy made the shade, I cooked up the baseTom11
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TableEnd.jpgTable end assembly203 viewsConstrution detail of one end of the A&C coffee tableTom11
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