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02/28/2026

Quick sharpening video. This isn’t a how-to, it’s just what works for me.

02/26/2026

Can’t beat that feeling

02/24/2026

Last month, I began prototyping a series of wall clocks. This is version 1.1, based off of the design of Paul Sellers. This is still a prototype and because this is an art piece, there are more versions to come. Now I’m going to shift into making some stained versions and using more than just pine to see how it evolves.

02/10/2026

04/03/2025

Now you too can where your sunglasses at night like Corey Hart with this Sunglasses mirror. Design originally from Steve Ramsey at WWMM. Check it out at our next vendor show!

08/30/2024

04/25/2024

10/24/2023

🚨 New Sale Alert!!🚨
Join us Saturday November 18th at Immanuel Union Church, 693 Jewett Ave, Staten Island, New York 10312, for their annual Holiday Fair!! We're excited to join them again for this great event. Be sure to look for, an put your tickets in for our basket, full of our signature products, and come see us at our table to check out all of our holiday products!

07/28/2023

Very grateful to have been able to make this project for my home-store, Lowes #1597! Although this is just a snack bar, I was asked by my store managers to make this to commemorate our upcoming store survey event, and was given the inspiration by coworkers of mine. I graciously accepted and had a blast building this project. The Pallet Wood bar was made using mostly pallets, and has a simple rustic look thanks to the pallets themselves. It was a great experience building for my store, and I get to see it being used everyday.

03/10/2023

Another coffee table this week, this time I restored an old one. I’ve had this basic pine table for years and finally got around to working on it. After a good sand, I left the top natural, instead staining it dark as it previously had been. This way, you’re able to see the grain and character of the natural pine. I decided to go with a green satin paint for the legs, which I think compliments the natural top nicely. This table has a lot of character with its heart cutouts on the legs, and the wedged mortise and tenon support. Check the last photo for a before and after.

As always, thank you for the support!