Build a Child Size Adirondack Chair
How to Build a Child Size Adirondack Chair We’ve been building Adirondack Chairs for over 10 years now….
How to Build a Child Size Adirondack Chair We’ve been building Adirondack Chairs for over 10 years now….
What Does “Custom Woodworking” Mean? In simple terms the term “custom woodworking” means building a one of a…
Tips for Creating the Ultimate Indoor Workshop REPOST: Recently we were given the opportunity to participate in blog…
We’ve Upgraded the Tools in the Workshop The goal this year is working smarter, not harder. We’ve added…
We Love Turning Live Edge Slabs into Furniture. Especially with modern hairpin legs. Each slab is unique and…
Building an Honor Flag Display Case Adding the word custom to your business name is something I do…
The first step when working on reclaimed wood is to carefully separate the pieces. Next remove any metal – so you don’t mess up your machines! The old nails and staples were removed but the holes become part of the story.
There is no real mystery to floating shelves. You need something attached to the wall with supports that…