Quickscrews Customer Projects
Get woodworking inspiration from Quickscrews users. Here's a collection of some of our favorite projects:
Cable spool turned into charming playhouse for granddaughter Magnolia by @furniture.story
Oak and maple wood nightstand with black walnut slab top by @ladyofthewooddesign
Cherry coffee table with maple drawer & box by @scismwoodcraft. Favorite screw: pocket hole screw
Rocking Chair by @wood_workingcreations
Wooden clock by Darren Woll
8000 gallon wooden water tank by Hall-Woolford Tank Company
Hall tree by Matt Bell assembled with our #8 square drive Quickcutter screws, featuring ¾” plywood, poplar trim, and a white oak bench top
Bassinet by @wood_workingcreations
Night stand with pocket joinery by Ava Smith, Cedar Ridge High School, Hillsborough, NC. Instructor: Avery Pipkin @crhswoodworking
Modern farmhouse coffee table using pocket joinery throughout by Thomas Matthews, Cedar Ridge High School, Hillsborough, NC @crhswoodworking
Raised garden beds made by students at Cedar Ridge High School @crhswoodworking
Walnut desk with birdseye maple inlays and plugs by @pipkinwoodcraft
Clear finish on Maple bookshelves by @moyerwoodworks
Clear finish on Maple fireside storage by @moyerwoodworks
Mocha finish on Maple bed frame by @moyerwoodworks
Projects from Mcfarland High School students in Wisconsin from Woodworking program taught by Steve Pennekamp
A star wars themed desk finished with walrus oil furniture butter by @pipkinwoodcraft
Furniture maker Robert Niclas makes six string electric violin as a gift for his daughter. Featuring Quickscrews black hardware screws.
Day bed swing by @pipkinwoodcraft
Tiki Bar from bamboo, metal siding, and Quickscrews pocket hole screws by Mikey Wiener
Maple bookcase with an adjustable shelf by @pipkinwoodcraft
Master craftsmen John and Jay Leake of Leake Furniture Makers in York, South Carolina are known for making some of the finest period reproductions in the world. Like this box tasked by the White House as a gift for the Queen of England.
