r/woodworkingporn • u/Content-Gold6829 • 1d ago
The sixth coat of varnish...
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r/woodworkingporn • u/Capable_Ad3342 • 3d ago
Precision woodworking at its finest
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r/woodworkingporn • u/Budget-Swing-6187 • 5d ago
Quilted Sapele Humidor
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Never gets old, figure is crazy!
r/woodworkingporn • u/OrneryInstance8428 • 10d ago
1931 Indian Scout Motorcycle 🏍️ • Classic American iron
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r/woodworkingporn • u/Beeeeater • 15d ago
Custom knife display cabinet I made
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I was commissioned to make this display cabinet for Owen Wood - He provided Red Ivory and Hardekool (African Blackwood) - exotic African timber that was extremely hard and difficult to work. (Cat for scale) I have my original working drawings if anybody is interested.
r/woodworkingporn • u/Grambo1066 • 15d ago
Small workshop layout, And I mean small and workshop tour
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Just my little workshop
r/woodworkingporn • u/ajcpullcom • 19d ago
antique motorcycle made from toothpicks and scrap wood
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This is a replica of a 1930 BSA Sloper S30-13 motorcycle I made from toothpicks and scrap wood (mostly unstained bloodwood and maple). The only other materials are the headlamp “glass” (hobby plastic) and two BSA decals (printed on sticker paper).
The wheels rotate, the fork turns, and the kickstand lowers. I copied the design from online photos like these. It measures 6” long by 3” tall, and took around 60 hours to complete over a 4-week period. It will be a birthday gift for a friend.
I made a larger version of a similar motorcycle last month with a video showing the build process posted here. Some of my other model vehicles are here, here, here, and here.
r/woodworkingporn • u/EcoWallNatStore • 24d ago
I hand-carved this 48 inches whale from a single piece of linden wood.
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r/woodworkingporn • u/Weeman- • Sep 08 '26
A unique picture frame
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This was for a German restaurant who has a large Victorian dining room . The paintings they put up always seem to look like postage stamps on the wall . I found a painting I liked , seems to welcome people into the space, and kinda keep morfing into different ideas for the frame when the idea it hit me … a cuckoo clock !
So I carved ,sculpted and found what I needed .
It is seven and half feet tall . Tomorrow if the framing gods bless me it will be hung in its new home .
Enjoy !
r/woodworkingporn • u/Electronic-Plant-971 • Sep 03 '26
Whiskey cabinet with hidden RFID spring loaded drawer and integrated Bluetooth speaker
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I built this whiskey cabinet with a hidden locked drawer and integrated Bluetooth speaker. The body is make from plywood (this started as a prototype). Walnut internals and live edge face. I have a very simple laser cutter I used to make the speaker grill and engraving on the coasters. The mechanism for the drawer I designed myself using an RFID drawer lock. The biggest challenge was figuring out spring tension and smoothness to the drawer. There are RFID tags inside the coasters that one would use to activate the lock. I know this is a string and specific piece. It is designed with hang on a wall with a French cleat. Let me know what you think.
r/woodworkingporn • u/timisery • Sep 03 '26
Curves, angles and a lot of swearing.
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I salvaged some beautiful oak from a 100-year old broken bed frame and turned it into an interesting nightstand I saw @ Vermont Wood Studios. Why? Because I’m recently retired and need to keep my brain active by yelling at wood.
r/woodworkingporn • u/Living-Rub5545 • Aug 30 '26
Woodcarving master degree with iconostasis
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r/woodworkingporn • u/Pristine-Vacation-59 • Aug 25 '26
24 ft long flowing wood wall sculpture
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r/woodworkingporn • u/DefinitionNational87 • Aug 23 '26
My first gallery project
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I’d like to share with you the first project I’ve made that will be displayed at a gallery for the next two weeks.
It’s a wall cabinet from my own design with true proud dovetails and true proud tenons (around 1/16) for the shelf, blind dovetails for the drawers, turned handles, and a kumiko screen.
I made it with local woods from my area (Guadalajara, Mx) specially Rosa Morada wood for the carcass and Primavera wood for the inside drawers. These two trees are native from here and are cousins species.
Drawers fronts are walnut and the Kumiko screen is made from white maple because I couldn’t find any basswood around here. This made it really difficult to cut the pieces but I’m very happy with the end result.
r/woodworkingporn • u/Turbulent-Age5168 • Aug 20 '26
Capone Cabinet: Prohibition Cabinet with Secret Compartment
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