tools & shops

my little shop is featured on fine woodworking's website as an extra to their "make better use of your space" article in the next issue of tools & shops. 

roughly 97% of my liquor cabinet was built in there.

check it out: 
http://www.finewoodworking.com/workshop/article/spare-room-workshop-space.aspx?id=127491

liquor cabinet

here are some photos of my recently completed liquor cabinet. the open door acts as a drink/drinking surface. you can spy a hidden box in the second photo. it has a tricky lock type mechanism to permit removal.
zebrano and maple. the back panel is made from maple that i got from the same friend in vancouver. pretty stuff. thanks again d.
cabinet is available for purchase here: http://odengallery.com/purchasing-gallery/liquor-cabinet-3500/

coffee table

just finished a coffee table commission last week, delivered it this week.
it was a fun project. 
the top is reclaimed spruce from vancouver. it was from a log boom that got milled up by a friend of mine. check out his blog: http://slowwoodworker.blogspot.ca
the mahogany was left over from a previous project, which is owned by this client's brother. it's nice that their furniture shares a common lineage. just like them.