The frame of the swing is glued up and I am currently fitting the panels; the big maple crotch is all slabbed up; and I started pulling the stock for the highboy.
A padauk keepsake box with inlaid maple keys and splines, the black keys are African blackwood and the spaces are walnut.
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I milled all the wood used in this table. Top is again a slice from the same Chinese elm, with the Airborne and Special Forces engraving with oak bowties and the same 2 part epoxy finish on top. The base is from a 80 year old Colorado blue spruce that was struck by lighting, milled with a portable chainsaw mill. The piece mounted underneath is a piece of sycamore tree that tore while it was being split for firewood. I saved that piece for years until I found the right creation to place it in. Underneath is also a battery operated light. I made this in Colorado but I now reside in North Carolina.
I built a wedding card box for a friend of mine. the box contains a picture frame in the front to display a wedding photo. it is removable and can be replaced with any other picture. Even though it was a small project, it may have been one of my longest projects to complete.
Welcome back to the kitchen build! This time, I’m going to be working on cabinet lighting, which includes both under-cabinet lighting and in-cabinet lighting. Every
Today I have a fun special guest with me! Wink bought wood from me in the past, and in the last load of stuff that
We’re going to do a log pickup today, so I am getting the arch ready to go back onto the trailer. When I take the
