Here are the past winners of the woodworking contests.

These guys entered pictures of their creations and won. The contest is for anything woodworking related, so you may see a wide varity of projects. The contests are free to enter, so let's see what you can do.

Fall/X-mas 2004 - Fred Schock

"In 1987, I attended a workshop that inspired me beyond belief. From time to time, I love to copy masterpieces and there is no one better to emulate than Sam Maloof, who was the presenter of that workshop.

That started me on a path that has led to making many pieces based on his designs. At first, pedestal tables. Later came music stands and, just recently, I completed this rocking chair, his signature piece. Made from walnut, all of the parts came from the same log."

Winter/Christmas 2003 - Quartlow

This is a small bowl Quartlow turned from a small maple knot. It is 4.5 inches in diameter and 2.5 inches tall with a walnut base. The voids at the base where filled with epoxy and purple glitter.

May 2003 - Larry

Larry's version of Norm's island, with three horizontal drawers on the left instead of two vertical ones, and a commercially supplied counter top to match the rest of the kitchen. (the other cabinets are ... KitchenMaid, he thinks) ... His wife did the knobs.

April 2003- PineyWoods

Here's a small jewelry box PineyWoods built to practice his dovetail skills. He had some nice pieces of curly maple to play with.

March 2003 - Alan Young

This is a music stand Alan designed and built out of Cherry. It adjusts veritcally and horizantally.