I want to make a sofa table.  I am working on my carving skills because I want the front and sides to be carved and look like a drape of fabric. It is a ways off but I definately look forward to doing it.

I always enjoy looking at your projects please keep posting them.

JJ

We just started a new project: building a 15 drawer side board. Just bought the Poplar (will be painted) and am gluing up for panels now. Tomorrow will use Domino tenons and pocket holes. First time doing this. will be fun to see. Have the Woodhaven jig for the Domino-- havent used it yet but will see how well it works

I'm about to tackle a series of bookcases(full wall 10 ft high by 12 ft wide) for the home office.  It will include a rolling ladder (hardware to be ordered from Putnam Rolling Ladder Company).

I will be extensively using my newly acquired LR32 guide system(with OF1400), the Domino, and my trusty TS75.

I hope to complete it no later than Sept 1.  Maybe I'll make the timeline for the monthly contest

I ripped out the coat closet by the front door. Hanging rod and cabinet doors will be replaced by Bench/shoe cubbys, shaker style coat pegs around the perimeter, and a high shelf. I'm hoping I can get my hands on some more Himalayan Cedar to line it with, the stuff smells like heaven's coat closet.

I'm finishing up a cherry hutch right now, and the next on the list is a couple of wine cabinets.  Cherry of course. 

Currently working on twin full size golf lockers for my garage.  I just started to paint the plywood before I start cutting.  In fact my fingers are covered with dry paint.  Attached is the .skp .  I don't have the drawers or face frames drawn yet,  haven't decided on design but you get the idea.

A few years ago I suffered a back injury that wound up taking me about 18 months to recover from. During that time I purchased a wonderful hot tub spa for therapy to aid in my healing. Now that I'm feeling much better one of my desires has been to replace the original fugly plastic cabinet skirting with some real western red cedar. Today I began milling up the needed rough sawn lumber into 5/8" thick v-panel tongue and groove boards. Holy smokers, the mulch pile I'm going to have when this is done! 

That is the place I am going to get the copper veneer from to try on my drawer fronts. It looks nice, and I probably would not of found it if it wasn't for you Bill.

Bar and back bar for my sons new house.

Tj

I started on my first (of eight!) sets of plantation shutters.  I've never done a project this large before, so it'll be a great learning experience.  Hopefully I won't have to scrap the first set, but it's already been a huge learning process.  We'll see how it turns out!

I am going to make a bedside table using plans and the "All Festool Shop." It worked so well with the chest of drawers, I want to make a piece of furniture a month. Using plans.  This table is from the American Furniture group. Can't start onit yet.  Sal and I have to finish organizing the shop...by Sept 1 we should start.

I'm a newbee, but my next intricate project (I really enjoy building large scale projects, like complete, wall to wall, floor to ceiling, garage cabinets, i.e. Lots of boxes), is to create a game box for my mom.

 She enjoys lots of games, particularly Scrabble, Dominos (she loves my Festool, BTW), and Chess.  I'd like to create a box that was heirloom quality that could store these games, and possibly be expanded for others (Backgammon, Chinese Checkers, etc.) in the future.  I've been "designing" for over a year, but I haven't cut a single piece of wood, yet.  I want to use some really exotic woods (I'm in north America,) and really build something special.  I'd like to do hand made dovetails, and inlays for the game boards, but we'll see what really gets done. 

Eventually, I'll make her cry...

Frank,

I have to do that every two months. Once I get everything stowed and pretty, I find I can't remember where anything is anymore, and tear everything apart again searching for things. 

Charles