Custom Woodworking Projects In Progress
It’s easy enough to post glamour shots of all of our finished pieces but we also want you to see all of the work that goes into what we’re building for you. From the milling of rough lumber to final finish work, hundreds of hours are dedicated to making your custom piece of furniture and exceeding your expectations.
Rough sawn 8/4 Ash is laid out to make a tabletop
After the millwork is complete, biscuits are cut to keep the tabletop flat and aligned
Tabletop is now glued and clamped to make a solid slab
Sometimes while a tabletop is glued and clamped, it becomes your workbench for other projects
The Ash table top has been removed from clamps and now it is time to start sanding. We make random pencil lines across the table top to make sure that it gets sanded evenly.
Here is the top being sanded
Ash table top being cut to final length
Table being dyed with pre-aging intense fumed
Super White Oil top coat being applied
Final finish. Look at that grain pop!
Dry fit assembly of table base
Table base in its initial glue up
Table base with feet and X cross braces
Table base being attached together
Hand painting all the seams for even coverage
First coat of paint sprayed
Base flipped upside down and second coat sprayed
Flipped again and a third & final coat sprayed
Third and final coat of paint sprayed
New load of lumber for upcoming projects. 8/4 Ash, Poplar & Walnut
8/4 Ash for a table top & bench
Straight line ripping the edges
Biscuits inserted and ready for glue-up
Initial table top glue up and clamp
Bench top glued and clamped
Bench is out of clamps and being sanded
After sanding and removing all visible sawdust, the top is cleaned with Rubio Cleaner to statically remove all invisible sawdust
Table base parts being prepped
Table base parts being pre-painted in areas that are hard to reach once assembled
Base parts being assembled
Table base assembly complete
Bench base & table base assembled
Table base & bench base being painted
Table top finished with Rubio Monocoat Charcoal Oil Plus2C
Bench top finished with Rubio Monocoat Charcoal Oil Plus2C
Roman Ogee profile on a white oak coffee table top
4 coffee table legs blanks ready to be shaped
Our take on a Cabriole leg for a coffee table
Coffee Table side panel - all solid white oak
Coffee Table Base being dry fit
Coffee Table base from the rear
Walnut & Purpleheart Cutting Board
Cherry Entertainment Console
Walnut Bathroom Vanity
Maple Kitchen Island Top