Bill Hopkins (item 1 view 3) built this beautiful cylinder-top writing desk, circa 1792, that won Best of Show in the Woodworking - Creative Crafts Division at the 2004 Iowa State Fair. - Des Moines Woodworkers- powered by SmugMug

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DMWA > Bill Hopkins (item 1 view 2) built this beautiful cylinder-top writing desk, circa 1792, that won Best of Show in the Woodworking - Creative Crafts Division at the 2004 Iowa State Fair.

DMWA > Bill Hopkins (item 1 view 3) built this beautiful cylinder-top writing desk, circa 1792, that won Best of Show in the Woodworking - Creative Crafts Division at the 2004 Iowa State Fair.

DMWA > Bill Hopkins (item 2 view 1) built this sea captain's desk.

DMWA > Bill Hopkins (item 2 view 2) built this sea captain's desk.

DMWA > Bill Hopkins (item 2 view 3) built this sea captain's desk.

DMWA > Dave Grieve (view 1) designed and built this Tressel Table for the Women's Resource Center "Sit On It Auction". The under structure is Walnut and the top is Sycamore.

DMWA > Dave Grieve (view 2) designed and built this Tressel Table for the Women's Resource Center "Sit On It Auction". The under structure is Walnut and the top is Sycamore.

DMWA > Doug Rasmussen (view 1) designed and built this red oak Dinning Room Table with two leafs (one shown). The top is oak veneer with quarter sawn oak edging. The top incorporates Ebony string inlay and manufactured inlay. The 45 degree legs are attached using hanger bolts through corner brackets making them detachable. It was finished with red mahogany water based dye, Zinsser Seal Coat, Crystal Lac Filler (top only) & Poly -Urethane. The top was rubbed out with Wizards Shine Master automotive finish rubbing compound.

DMWA > Doug Rasmussen (view 2) designed and built this red oak Dinning Room Table with two leafs (one shown). The top is oak veneer with quarter sawn oak edging. The top incorporates Ebony string inlay and manufactured inlay. The 45 degree legs are attached using hanger bolts through corner brackets making them detachable. It was finished with red mahogany water based dye, Zinsser Seal Coat, Crystal Lac Filler (top only) & Poly -Urethane. The top was rubbed out with Wizards Shine Master automotive finish rubbing compound.

DMWA > Doug Rasmussen (view 3) designed and built this red oak Dinning Room Table with two leafs (one shown). The top is oak veneer with quarter sawn oak edging. The top incorporates Ebony string inlay and manufactured inlay. The 45 degree legs are attached using hanger bolts through corner brackets making them detachable. It was finished with red mahogany water based dye, Zinsser Seal Coat, Crystal Lac Filler (top only) & Poly -Urethane. The top was rubbed out with Wizards Shine Master automotive finish rubbing compound.

DMWA > Herb Rosen (item 3) made this pine wine rack. Front shelves have scallop grooves for bottle bottoms with labels. Rear shelves have holes for bottle necks. Shelves are secured to 4 ft supports with buttons covered screw holes. Top coated with Minwax aerosol stain-sealer. Holds 48 wine bottles.

DMWA > Herb Rosen (item 4) built this Armoire by putting together top and bottom cabinets. It is made from Pine and Popular with hand made trim pieces. It is finished with red mahogany stain and top coated with lacquer spray.

Bill Hopkins (item 1 view 3) built this beautiful cylinder-top writing desk, circa 1792, that won Best of Show in the Woodworking - Creative Crafts Division at the 2004 Iowa State Fair.

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