Boartooth_Woodcarving

Getting backing into crafting and slowly rebuilding the shop 💪
Hope y'all have been well
Wanted to ask how have your boartooth items been holding up?

Refinished a table for a co-worker
The original finnish was dark muddy and scratched easily

removed the coat dry then wet sanded up to 2000 grit to remove micro scratches and brought out the beauty of the wood using teak oil

The Table is Mahogany with black resin and veins of blue stones encased in resin

Made a desk for the new computer made out of 3/4" plywood simple design painted black to match the rest of the furniture

As some of you know I moved to Colorado for work I'll always build and create but for now it'll be taking a back seat
All current orders will be fulfilled commissions will stay open but understand orders might take longer than usual
As always Thank you for your continued support

Matching shelf in red oak to go with the shoe rack from a few weeks back also mounted the coat rack and mirror Simple and elegant setup

A pair of shields for my shield brother 30" and 34" in Vinland colors
They're both Baltic birch with ambidextrous Ash handle rawhide edged with custom paint jobs

Happy Easter!
Made this historically inspired tool carrier the body is made in ash the handle is red oak it freely spins for easy carry
Perfect for tools or eggs

A new batch of lund stools with removable legs are ready for new homes
Sizes range from 16" to Texas sized 19"

My first piece of modern furniture! made in all solid hardwood this shoe rack was ordered to compliment another piece of furniture
crafted in Red Oak the shoe rack is a hair shy under 70" long 18"tall
used golden pecan stain to bring out the brilliance of the wood and gave the top edge a lip to match the original piece of furniture
Added adjustable height on the legs to make it a legit piece of furniture
Very proud of how this piece came out at the very least it's going to last decades

A 2'x5' flat Norman shield Baltic Birch linen-face rawhide edged with custom fitted ash handle all riveted together
This shield was made with mounted combat in mind thus the size

A growth chart to keep track of my nephew's height the inch markers are hand-carved made in red oak

A handle for my shield brothers new seax
Made in Walnut grip is octagonal with a swell in the back to stay in the hand