This intimate video series follows legendary woodworker Tim Coleman as he designs and builds a cabinet on stand—a timeless form made famous by his teacher, James Krenov. Filmed over the course of four months, the series captures the making of a career-defining piece that embodies both tradition and innovation. Crafted from quartersawn curly cherry sourced from the personal stash of Jere Osgood, the cabinet features lumber core construction and intricately veneered marquetry panels. The elegant stand is anchored by precisely executed gunstock mitered legs. More than a technical demonstration, this series offers rare insight into the mindset, methods, and mastery of one of the world’s most respected contemporary furniture makers.
Editing and Motion Graphics by Bridgid Gruber of Dinkle’s Woodshop
