Gracefully Rustic Woodworks

Hands down the nicest thing I’ve ever made. Best part is it’s mine. Burls from ambrosia maple tree I found dead in the woods and have been cutting sections out for the last couple years and drying them out. Measures 5’x3’ with maple slabs for benches. Took about 6 gallons of and used Okinawa blue and blueblood from I’ve never sanded something so long in my life🤪. Now I can get back to Walt’s project.

First time doing TV trays. Customer wanted some resin in his trays to match a table so used a router to inlay this design.

Walnut table top finished up for a custom coffee table.

Couple nice live edge serving trays finished up. Blue one has already sold but black one is still available.

Flattening out some walnut slabs for a couple custom order coffee tables.

FINALLY finished this walnut table top. Some projects go together seamlessly and others fight you every inch of the way, as was the case for this one. So glad it is finally out of my workshop but very happy with how it turned out. Hope the new owners enjoy it for years to come.

Finished up this special order board just in time for Christmas.

Last market of the year. We’ll be here all 3 days. Stop on by and do some holiday shopping. We have some really nice burl pieces that will go fast. In an effort to make room for other endeavors in life, we’ll be cutting way back on markets next year and transitioning to more custom orders.

One walnut resin table in the works. She’s gonna look sweet when all done.

Stayed up way past my bedtime last finishing these pieces. My hand legit hurts from all the sanding. I’ll be set up at the Howard County Fair Grounds next three days. These burl pieces won’t last long. 300+ vendors will be there.