This coat rack is made from knotty pine with a walnut stain. It has 5 coat hooks, 7 hat hooks (5 + 1 on each end), a shelf for shoes and plenty of room under the shelf for hiking boots. There were no screws or nails used in it's construction. All joints are of buiscut or peg design.

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My wife gave me this "Big Green Egg" BBQ for my birthday, so naturally I had to build a table for it. Mahogany decking was on sale at Dill's so...

This BBQ table is made of mahogany with a granite inlay in the top and poplar wheels. It is designed to fit the "Egg" and hold a 20lb. propane bottle for a camp stove. The retractable handles and wheels make it easy to move around on the deck.

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When my wife saw the BBQ table I built she decided we needed a new dinning room table. I gave her this for her birthday. It is made of mahogany with a piece of blue marble inlayed in the top. The size of the marble we found pretty much dictated how big the table was going to be. It's 76" long, 36" wide and 31" high.

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I had some mahogany decking left over from building the BBQ Table and Dinning Table. I had to do something with it...

This fish tank is made of mahogany and glass with ceramic tile decorating the base. The tank holds ~180 gallons, is 36" high, 36" long and 28" wide. The top is fitted with lights and 2 switches - 1 for the lights and 1 to allow the heater to be be turned off when changing the water. The base is 19 ½" high and has a hidden door on the front side allowing for storage. I originally had an internal pump with filtration in the base but now have an external syphon/pump/filter system which is much easier to maintain.

2 ÕæÑÉ, ÂÎÑ ÕæÑÉ ÇÖíÝÊ Ýí ÇÈÑíá 01, 2005