Here’s the finished hall table In rift sawn white oak. I finished matched it to an existing piece in the clients home.
Rift sawn white oak hall table.
This virus has made things pretty quiet around my shop lately. Heres a dining table I just built for a very patient client. Monkeypod and maple.
Here is the completed restoration of this chest of drawers. There are a lot of photos here so scroll to the end if you’d like to see what this thing looked like before. The original drawer runners didn’t allow for contraction of the case
This week I’m working on the restoration of a fairly old chest of drawers. My guess is it’s a rural southern piece. It’s made of walnut and yellow pine. It’s constructed in a very simple manner using butt joints and nails. The
Here are some finished photos of the bathroom remodel I completed recently. I built the vanity and almost all of the trim was made in my shop. I built a half wall for the new shower enclosure and all the walls got wrapped in tongue and groove wainsco
18’ walnut shuffleboard table. Hard maple playing surface and brass hardware on the scorekeepers. This one was built in two pieces so it could fit in an elevator. Designed by Adam @pitchandburl and built by my shop.
I’m dovetailing the frame of the shuffleboard table. These are some big ones.
Dealing with dents or splintered off pieces is a part of woodworking that every woodworker has to deal with. Because of this I keep my offcuts until each job is finished. You never know when those little pieces can come in handy.
I’m having some fun with my current build. Its an 18’ long shuffleboard table!
The bathroom remodel is coming to a close. Here are some more progress shots before the glass and fixtures go in.
Here are a few more progress shots of this bathroom remodel. I built the vanity and most all of the trim in the room is shop made.