The hits just keep on coming. The last 6 pictures on this page are some smaller pieces of furniture that I have made over the years. The Pembroke style tables were the first things I ever made without the use of any power tools. All moulding was cut by hand planes and finished with scrapers rather than sandpaper. The Coffee table and the pair of end tables and the Walnut Pembroke table were made without any power tools from a large stash of Black Walnut I acquired in trade for a refrigerator that was in a house that we bought that the rental tenant wanted and that she was willing to trade the Black Walnut for, from a tree that was cut down in the yard of her former house. The Sierra Granite slab was from a bunch of granite that was being used to construct the lobby of the new building that my wife's company had built and that they were moving into. I was there during the construction phase and asked the stonemasons if I could have any of the cut off pieces that were cut to accommodate the elevator door openings. They said sure, take what you want. This is the result of that fortuitous happenstance. The Glass display case, while not small, was built of Cherry to hold some of our personal collectables from our various trips and some family heirlooms. I think this concluded the furniture portion of postings. Unless I build something else.
John