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When I see an ornate cabinet or a beautifully sculpted chair, I often forget how much design and hard work must have gone into creating it. Every detail required precision and care. It can be easy to take for granted how accessible wooden goods are, but behind every elaborately crafted piece is an enthusiast who devoted time, energy and passion into it. To recognize some of these artists, we at Bored Panda have compiled this list of some of the most unique and impressive woodworking projects proud craftsmen have shared on the subreddit r/Woodworking. From cutting boards to cabinets to nightlights, we hope you will enjoy appreciating these designer pieces as much as we did.

Let us know which creations are your favorites by upvoting and commenting on the images, and if you're looking for even more woodworking inspiration after reading this piece, check out some of our previous publications here and here.

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17-Year Celtic Knot Table Project Involving 2 Generations. Dedicated To My Wife Susan Who Died Of Cancer And Never Got To Meet Her 30 Grandchildren. Western Red Cedar. Arm-R-Seal Satin. Base Pedestal Made Of Reclaimed Timber From A Western Sizzler Fire

17-Year Celtic Knot Table Project Involving 2 Generations. Dedicated To My Wife Susan Who Died Of Cancer And Never Got To Meet Her 30 Grandchildren. Western Red Cedar. Arm-R-Seal Satin. Base Pedestal Made Of Reclaimed Timber From A Western Sizzler Fire

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Woodworking can be anything from a hobby enjoyed in one's spare time to a full-fledged career path. For those that practice recreationally, many find the process to be relaxing and rewarding. Creating something with your hands that you then get to use and enjoy for years to come is an amazing feeling. Kevin Hays, founder of Woodworker Lodge, explains the satisfaction that can come from woodworking on his blog. A self-described "ex-submariner turned woodworking hobbyist", Hays shares that, "When a project goes smoothly, there's no better feeling in the world." He encourages anyone with interest in woodworking to give it a try. It can be a valuable skill, a creative outlet and even a profitable hobby. 

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    #2

    My New Work, Turtle Nightlight! A Combination Of Resin And Wood!

    My New Work, Turtle Nightlight! A Combination Of Resin And Wood!

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    Hays explains that many imagine woodworking to simply be carpentry, such as building furniture and appliances. While carpentry does fall under woodworking, the umbrella of woodworking is even broader. It encompasses anything built or created using wood. Even engraving text counts, notes Hays. This also gives woodworkers infinite freedom in terms of what to create. Want to create a designer paperweight or an elaborate tree house for your kids? The possibilities are endless.

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    #4

    Hello From Ukraine. My City Is Occupied By Russian Troops. So I Hurried To Finish Machete Pipe. Don't Know What Will Happen Next, But Think When The War Is Over I Will Send It To Danny Trejo

    Hello From Ukraine. My City Is Occupied By Russian Troops. So I Hurried To Finish Machete Pipe. Don't Know What Will Happen Next, But Think When The War Is Over I Will Send It To Danny Trejo

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    You may be interested in taking up woodworking on your own time, but it can be intimidating to see all of these incredible pieces. Where does one even begin? Do not be discouraged, ambitious future woodworker. The internet is an amazing place, and it contains more than enough resources to start you on your wood crafting journey. Blogs such as Woodworker Lodge, The House of Wood, Woodworker's Journal and countless others make beginning a project seem much less daunting. What tools do you need to start? How expensive will the materials be? What type of wood is best for the project you've envisioned? The answers are certainly out there; don't let fear hold you back!

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    #5

    I Built This Mechanical Iris Cabinet Using Wood, Brass, And 3D Prints. There Are Over 100 Parts, 30 Bearings, And 16 Axes Of Rotation In This Design

    I Built This Mechanical Iris Cabinet Using Wood, Brass, And 3D Prints. There Are Over 100 Parts, 30 Bearings, And 16 Axes Of Rotation In This Design

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    #6

    It’s Done!!! Now Should It Hang Like A Diamond Or Square? 2 Tone Stains On Birch

    It’s Done!!! Now Should It Hang Like A Diamond Or Square? 2 Tone Stains On Birch

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    There is a common misconception that woodworking must be an incredibly costly activity. Though many skilled workers agree that crafting a custom piece is likely to be more expensive than purchasing a mass manufactured one, not everything you create needs to cost you a pretty penny. Brian Forbes, author and woodworking expert, shares tips on his blog to make starting your woodworking journey more cost effective. He recommends searching for second hand tools online first before investing in more expensive tools later down the line. "Start out small," he writes. "You only need the basic tools at first." The startup cost is much lower than many expect, when purchasing is strategic and only used on what is necessary in the beginning.

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    #8

    Little Cedar Cabin I Built Solo

    Little Cedar Cabin I Built Solo

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    #9

    The Wood Brick Bowl! I Cast These Oak "Bricks" In Blue Resin And Turned Them Down To A Bowl

    The Wood Brick Bowl! I Cast These Oak "Bricks" In Blue Resin And Turned Them Down To A Bowl

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    If your passion and skill transcend the amateur arena, perhaps you are interested in pursuing a full-time career in woodworking. This can be an appealing choice for those who want to express their creative side through their work and those who are very patient with excellent attention to detail. To work professionally as a woodworker, you may require fulfilling an apprenticeship or enrolling in trade school, depending on where you live and the path you want to take. However, many skilled woodworkers are self-taught, with the internet being their primary guides, so there is no need to follow one specific path in advancing your career.

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    #10

    Was A Little Hesitant To Post, But Here's My First Piece Of Furniture

    Was A Little Hesitant To Post, But Here's My First Piece Of Furniture

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    #11

    Couple Of High Chairs For My Grandson

    Couple Of High Chairs For My Grandson

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    #12

    Made A Bunch Of Cutting Boards For Everyone At Work

    Made A Bunch Of Cutting Boards For Everyone At Work

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    Being a woodworker is certainly a viable career option for those dedicated to the art. In 2017, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the average salary for a woodworker in the US was $34,000 per year. The range of income varied greatly by state, however, with Hawaii, Alaska and Illinois reporting average salaries much higher than the rest of the nation. As of now, there are approximately 290,000 people employed as woodworkers in the United States, with about 40% of them specializing in furniture making.

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    #13

    Roll-Up Tool Box I Made... I Ended Up Making A Lid For The Last Compartment So My Stuff Didn't Spill Out

    Roll-Up Tool Box I Made... I Ended Up Making A Lid For The Last Compartment So My Stuff Didn't Spill Out

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    #14

    Coffee Table I Made For A Customer Featuring Landmarks From Her Home Town Of Edinburgh Scotland. Walnut With Wood-Stain Artwork

    Coffee Table I Made For A Customer Featuring Landmarks From Her Home Town Of Edinburgh Scotland. Walnut With Wood-Stain Artwork

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    #15

    Scroll Sawn Project Of The Sheriff Of Nottingham, All Natural Wood. No Stains Or Dyes. Oodalally

    Scroll Sawn Project Of The Sheriff Of Nottingham, All Natural Wood. No Stains Or Dyes. Oodalally

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    Another concern that sometimes discourages people from taking up woodworking is the belief that it must be extremely dangerous. Using power tools with sharp blades to manipulate wood certainly does pose risks, but countless enthusiasts dive into woodworking safely (and without ever losing a finger!). Certain tools, such as the table saw, are much more likely to be responsible for accidents. According to a study conducted by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, table saws were the culprit for around 64,000 injuries in 2017. Unsurprisingly, the most at-risk body parts for woodworkers are their fingers, hands, and eyes.

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    #16

    Oak Crib I Built For Our Daughters Nursery. Finished With Rubio Monocoat. I Finally Feel Like I Am Ready For Her Arrival

    Oak Crib I Built For Our Daughters Nursery. Finished With Rubio Monocoat. I Finally Feel Like I Am Ready For Her Arrival

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    #17

    I Finished My Wood-Carved Relief Globe At Last!

    I Finished My Wood-Carved Relief Globe At Last!

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Beautiful project! Amazing detail with the topography. How long did it take you?

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    #18

    Told My Wife There Was No Way She Was Going To Pay $150 For A Shelf I Can Build Myself For $300. Showed Her

    Told My Wife There Was No Way She Was Going To Pay $150 For A Shelf I Can Build Myself For $300. Showed Her

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    There are always methods to mitigate risk and ensure safe practicing when using woodworking tools. Scott Curry, writer of the blog Make From Wood, shared some of his top tips on staying safe: know your machine, use the correct tool for the job and don't skimp on safety equipment. He reminds readers that wearing protective gear is always worth the hassle. "Working on saw blades that are spinning at thousands of RPM’s per minute means accidents happen in a split second. Never skip on the basics for safety."

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    #19

    Tried My Hand At Chainsaw Carving Yesterday. Pretty Happy With How It Turned Out

    Tried My Hand At Chainsaw Carving Yesterday. Pretty Happy With How It Turned Out

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    #20

    She Loved Her Christmas Gift, Despite Me Pointing Out The Flaws I See And Mistakes I Done

    She Loved Her Christmas Gift, Despite Me Pointing Out The Flaws I See And Mistakes I Done

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    You'll alway be your own worst critic...but this is beautiful in other people eyes

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    #21

    I Posted My Daughter’s Bed Earlier, Here Is The One I Did For My Son. Roofed With Galvanized From Our Old Turn Of The Century Barn, And Wired With Switches For Light/Fan And An Outlet To Plug In His Echo. Also Leaving This One Behind For The New Owners, Hope They Love Them!

    I Posted My Daughter’s Bed Earlier, Here Is The One I Did For My Son. Roofed With Galvanized From Our Old Turn Of The Century Barn, And Wired With Switches For Light/Fan And An Outlet To Plug In His Echo. Also Leaving This One Behind For The New Owners, Hope They Love Them!

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    How do you leave something so personal, that you've put so much work into, behind?

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    When calculating risks associated with woodworking, don't forget to be aware of the hidden risks. Curry reminds readers of his blog to always protect their ears and lungs as well. Power tools such as the chop saw can reach 110 decibels, which can cause hearing damage to unprotected ears, especially if exposure is frequent or for long periods of time.

    #22

    I Built My Baby A Bed

    I Built My Baby A Bed

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Umm, so where does one find a mattress if that shape?? Asking for a friend

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    #23

    Charcuterie Board Set I Call "Better Together". These Were A Wedding Gift For A Good Friend. I Took The Nesting Concept From Pictures But Added The Heart. I Think The Heart Makes It Much More Complete

    Charcuterie Board Set I Call "Better Together". These Were A Wedding Gift For A Good Friend. I Took The Nesting Concept From Pictures But Added The Heart. I Think The Heart Makes It Much More Complete

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    #24

    Made My Son His First Computer. Walnut Case

    Made My Son His First Computer. Walnut Case

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    As for the lungs of woodworkers, it is important that they are protected from inhaling too much saw dust. A high quality mask, a good air filtration system and a dust collector can all work together to protect the lungs of everyone in the vicinity of saw dust.

    #25

    A Resting Place For My Best Friend

    A Resting Place For My Best Friend

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    #27

    To Commemorate A Family Member Receiving A Heart Transplant. Walnut Heart, Maple Stand

    To Commemorate A Family Member Receiving A Heart Transplant. Walnut Heart, Maple Stand

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Kind of a tangent, but I'm still amazed that surgeons can take a heart from one person and give it to another. And this is a nice piece. ☺️

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    As with any hobby or passion project, woodworking provides an opportunity to bond with a community of like-minded individuals. Enthusiasts frequent blogs, Facebook groups and the r/Woodworking subreddit to share their beautiful creations, seek advice and find inspiration for their next projects. Woodworking is a well respected art form that anyone can appreciate, even if you do not find yourself picking up some wood and a saw. Enjoy these impressive wooden feats, and feel free to show your admiration to the artists by commenting and upvoting!

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    #28

    My Sisters Car Had A Busted Center Console Lid, So For Christmas, I Took The Measurements From The Old Lid, Saved As Much Of The Hardware As I Could And Made A New One Out Of Walnut

    My Sisters Car Had A Busted Center Console Lid, So For Christmas, I Took The Measurements From The Old Lid, Saved As Much Of The Hardware As I Could And Made A New One Out Of Walnut

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    #29

    An Mri Safe (Non Metallic) Cane For Patients In The Scan Room That My Wife Commissioned (Pro Bono) For The Hospital Where She Works

    An Mri Safe (Non Metallic) Cane For Patients In The Scan Room That My Wife Commissioned (Pro Bono) For The Hospital Where She Works

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    #32

    She Said Yes! Pop Up Engagement Ring Box

    She Said Yes! Pop Up Engagement Ring Box

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    #33

    Went A Little Bit Extra With This Kids Kitchen

    Went A Little Bit Extra With This Kids Kitchen

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I'm pretty sure you just won the parent of the year award !

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    #34

    Epoxy Table With Light Shinning Through

    Epoxy Table With Light Shinning Through

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    Agent 8433599
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    If I had that, I wouldn't get anything done! I would just stare at it all day

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    #35

    We Replaced The Butcher Block Top Of Our Island With Granite, So I Cut Out The Sections Where Each Of The Kids Ate Growing Up And Made Cutting Boards For Them

    We Replaced The Butcher Block Top Of Our Island With Granite, So I Cut Out The Sections Where Each Of The Kids Ate Growing Up And Made Cutting Boards For Them

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    #36

    This Isn’t Worthy To Be Here With Your Guys Creations, But Here It Is….

    This Isn’t Worthy To Be Here With Your Guys Creations, But Here It Is….

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    #37

    Frank Lloyd Wright Inspired Electrical Panel Covers I Made

    Frank Lloyd Wright Inspired Electrical Panel Covers I Made

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    #38

    My First Try Making A Plaid Fabric Looking Cutting Board

    My First Try Making A Plaid Fabric Looking Cutting Board

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    #39

    Made A Spartan Knife Holder And Custom Knife Scales. Babinga For The Handles With Brass Pins. Spartan Is Maple, Padauk, And Walnut

    Made A Spartan Knife Holder And Custom Knife Scales. Babinga For The Handles With Brass Pins. Spartan Is Maple, Padauk, And Walnut

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    #40

    Mom Wanted A Serving Board Shaped Like Washington State. Walnut Body With Resin To Square It Up. First Time Using Resin Artistically And Trying The Whole Wave Thing. Pretty Pleased

    Mom Wanted A Serving Board Shaped Like Washington State. Walnut Body With Resin To Square It Up. First Time Using Resin Artistically And Trying The Whole Wave Thing. Pretty Pleased

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    #41

    My Cousin Asked If I Would Help Him Build A Casket For His Dad,my Uncle. He Was A Woodworker His Whole Life. Rush Job So It Never Did Get A Finish On It. Cherry On Walnut With Walnut Live Edge Top

    My Cousin Asked If I Would Help Him Build A Casket For His Dad,my Uncle. He Was A Woodworker His Whole Life. Rush Job So It Never Did Get A Finish On It. Cherry On Walnut With Walnut Live Edge Top

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    Kimberly Lorton
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    He would've loved it as is! You did an amazing job! So sorry you lost your uncle!

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    #42

    Shipping Delays Are Insane, So I Built My Own Couch

    Shipping Delays Are Insane, So I Built My Own Couch

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    #43

    A Toolbox I Made For My Dad. African Mahogany, Maple, Baltic Birch. Based On An Izzy Swan Plan

    A Toolbox I Made For My Dad. African Mahogany, Maple, Baltic Birch. Based On An Izzy Swan Plan

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    #44

    The Ribs Of A Skateboard Park I Helped Build

    The Ribs Of A Skateboard Park I Helped Build

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    #45

    Most Expensive Desk Ever :) - But Think It Looks Pretty Cool

    Most Expensive Desk Ever :) - But Think It Looks Pretty Cool

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    #46

    Quit My Corporate Job In Digital Mapmaking/Map Data A Few Years Ago To Make Them On Wood Instead

    Quit My Corporate Job In Digital Mapmaking/Map Data A Few Years Ago To Make Them On Wood Instead

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    #47

    First Day Cottage 99% Complete

    First Day Cottage 99% Complete

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    Bill cipher
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    2 years ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    *Frantically hands money* when can i move in???? *EDIT* IF YOU WANT TO LIVE HERE TOO I DON’T MIND SHARING

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    #48

    A Chair I Made For A School Project

    A Chair I Made For A School Project

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    Mahayana
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Amazing!! But for me I will absolutely break a toe on the chair legs on the first day!

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    #49

    I Made A Pet Gate That Keeps The Dogs Out While Allowing The Cats To Pass

    I Made A Pet Gate That Keeps The Dogs Out While Allowing The Cats To Pass

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    BorPand8
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    The cat is looking so smug and the dogs are looking so pitiful lol

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    #50

    I Made A Cryptex Portable Vault

    I Made A Cryptex Portable Vault

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    #51

    Matching Spoons I Painstakingly Carved From Ebony- No Stain

    Matching Spoons I Painstakingly Carved From Ebony- No Stain

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    #52

    "Taijitu" 2021 - Designed And Crafted By Me

    "Taijitu" 2021 - Designed And Crafted By Me

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    Dolicious
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    One sneeze wrecks it all... What a fantastic filigree finework!

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    #53

    In Need To Have A Sturdy Furniture For Larp, I Came Up With A Set That Converts In Its Own Transport Box For Travel An Storage. Style-Wise It Had To Fit In A Medieval/Fantasy Setup.

    In Need To Have A Sturdy Furniture For Larp, I Came Up With A Set That Converts In Its Own Transport Box For Travel An Storage. Style-Wise It Had To Fit In A Medieval/Fantasy Setup.

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    #54

    My First Real Woodworking Project. It’s A Dna Trellis For My Girlfriend Who Is Working On A Phd In Genetics And Loves Plants

    My First Real Woodworking Project. It’s A Dna Trellis For My Girlfriend Who Is Working On A Phd In Genetics And Loves Plants

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    #55

    I Made This Comb Of Oak

    I Made This Comb Of Oak

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    #56

    Built This Little Guy For My Wife, And Was Immediately Commissioned To Make 6 More. I Criminally Underpriced Them, And I Regret Everything

    Built This Little Guy For My Wife, And Was Immediately Commissioned To Make 6 More. I Criminally Underpriced Them, And I Regret Everything

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    #57

    Made Some Patterned Plywood, And Carved A Neat Little Bird From It

    Made Some Patterned Plywood, And Carved A Neat Little Bird From It

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    #59

    This One Took A While But Loved The Way It Turned Out. Used Bent Lamination For The Legs And Clear Resin/Manitoba Maple Live Edge For The Top

    This One Took A While But Loved The Way It Turned Out. Used Bent Lamination For The Legs And Clear Resin/Manitoba Maple Live Edge For The Top

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    #60

    Woven Stool In Cherry. Could Be Better But Lots Of Fun, Lots Of Learning..milled And Joined By Hand

    Woven Stool In Cherry. Could Be Better But Lots Of Fun, Lots Of Learning..milled And Joined By Hand

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    #62

    Scroll Sawed The Cover For The Gunslinger

    Scroll Sawed The Cover For The Gunslinger

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    #63

    Some Of My Lamps That I Have Made By Myself. 100% Handwork. 200% From My Heart

    Some Of My Lamps That I Have Made By Myself. 100% Handwork. 200% From My Heart

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    #64

    Record Player Stand I Made Over The Weekend

    Record Player Stand I Made Over The Weekend

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    "over the weekend"??? omg,, over my weekend, i went grocery shopping. Clearly not using my time as well.

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    #65

    Hello Reddit. It's Been A While... Let Me Show You My Little Box. Yes Its Made Out Of Wood

    Hello Reddit. It's Been A While... Let Me Show You My Little Box. Yes Its Made Out Of Wood

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    #66

    Wife Wanted Built In Shelves And Cabinets

    Wife Wanted Built In Shelves And Cabinets

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    So This One Is Finished. Now I Need To Get It Into The House Without Any Damage... Made From Walnut. The Inside Drawers Are From Beech Multiplex

    So This One Is Finished. Now I Need To Get It Into The House Without Any Damage... Made From Walnut. The Inside Drawers Are From Beech Multiplex

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    #68

    I Made This Wood Vase Display Cupboard

    I Made This Wood Vase Display Cupboard

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    #69

    A Coffee Table I Mad. Plus Dog Tax

    A Coffee Table I Mad. Plus Dog Tax

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    Jane Jane
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Cool Table. At first I thought the dog was a statue sitting on the table.

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    #70

    My Wooden Leg Is Nearly Done

    My Wooden Leg Is Nearly Done

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    #71

    Walnut And African Mahogany Corner Display Shelf I Designed And Built Yesterday

    Walnut And African Mahogany Corner Display Shelf I Designed And Built Yesterday

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    #72

    My 6th Intarsia Project "That Millisecond Right When Arthur Pulls Out". 70 Pcs And 11 Species. All Purist (No Dye Nor Paint)

    My 6th Intarsia Project "That Millisecond Right When Arthur Pulls Out". 70 Pcs And 11 Species. All Purist (No Dye Nor Paint)

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    #74

    I’m 16 And I Built My First Coffee Table! Oak For The Top And Ash For The Legs

    I’m 16 And I Built My First Coffee Table! Oak For The Top And Ash For The Legs

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    First Post! I Am Building A Restaurant And The Millwork Is Coming Out Beautifully. All Red Oak

    First Post! I Am Building A Restaurant And The Millwork Is Coming Out Beautifully. All Red Oak

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Is this a fancy restorable?if yes,can I have a ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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    #76

    She’s Been Asking For A Loft Bed All Year. Finally Had A Gap In Wife Projects

    She’s Been Asking For A Loft Bed All Year. Finally Had A Gap In Wife Projects

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    #77

    Just Finished Up My "Valentine's Gift" To My GF This Week

    Just Finished Up My "Valentine's Gift" To My GF This Week

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    #78

    My Latest Wooden Dome After A Snowstorm

    My Latest Wooden Dome After A Snowstorm

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    #79

    Urns I Made For My Mother Who Passed Away On Christmas Morning. She Loved Cardinals