Page 7 - Woodworking Projects

Making this toy tugboat is surprisingly quick and simple, but it will make good use of your workshop skills.

This centerpiece glass table combines the best parts of standard craftsmanship with complex latticework and design to display all levels of your woodworking ability.

This drop-leaf table was designed based on a classic plan from Woodworker's Journal Magazine twenty years before, but modernized.

This Queen Anne Highboy was built from solid walnut boards based on a plan from 1747 by Moses Bayley and Joshua Morss.

Herringbone pattern tables add a touch of sophisticated elegance to any space. Whether using a single species of wood or employing several, you can't go wrong with this easy DIY table.

Once you have the base of your Queen Anne Highboy assembled, it's time to make the casework and drawers to finish the project.

This Waney-Edged Box combines some classic box building techniques with an interesting, rustic looking waney wood top.

This wooden toy airplane takes your shop's scrap lumber and turns it into a wonderful heirloom gift.

This tambour box was designed to fulfill two tasks: first, making an attractive gift presentation box, and second to put some small scrap wood to good use.

Benchtop table saws offer the function of a full-size table saw in a compact package that is easy to transport and store. This benchtop table saw stand is a great addition to a small shop with an benchtop table saw.

This kitchen chair is built taller than most other chairs to compliment higher counters and kitchen islands.