DW Custom Woodworking

Small garden bench 47" wide. They supplied the rock and wanted someway to show them off this is what I came up with.

Just finished this

Cherry Dresser, Stained to a medium brown. The bottom drawers are bookmatched, and the top drawers are from the same board for the width. Also the Rails are from the same board (bottom rail matches the one above and so on).

The drawers just fit inside with no slide hardware and they are a tight fit so no racking or sticking.

First charcuterie board. Needed one for a gathering in our house. Walnut and maple. About 18" long.

This was an old toolbox that belonged to my Great Grandfather. Looking at clues on the hardware, I believe this was built pre-1950, knowing him, and thinking about the time he probably built this I would guess 1930's.

It was a rough toolbox, but my niece (so her Great, Great Grandfather) wanted it turned into a coffee table.

Fun project, but did require a lot of cleanup.

Guess you could call this WCTC (Whiskey Cigar Travel Case. Designed to hold all you need, Bottle of whiskey, two glasses, Ci**rs, one drawer to hold lighter and cutter, the other to hold the trash (Who hasn't stuck the wrapper from the bottle or cigar in their pocket or looked for somewhere to put them - no more).

Walnut with white oak (because whiskey is aged in white oak - duh! 😀 ) accent. Only two pieces of metal in it are the two screws that are insurance for holding the handle in place (would not 'want' to drop the whiskey now would we!).

Dado joints, Bridal Joints, and handcut dovetails, all traditional joinery techniques.