Nicholas Custom Wood Works NJ

By using the offset fence on my router table it lets me joint clean, straight edges accurately and consistently without taking up more space.

Materials come in different grades, finishes, and use cases and those choices make a bigger difference than most people realize.

A small pin helps keep pull out drawers from tipping forward under weight.

Details like this are easy to miss, but they matter when it comes to day to day function with custom cabinetry.

Not every sander is meant for shaped work. This contour sander follows the curves of the piece so you can sand without flattening edges or changing the profile.

My apprentice walks through the edgebanding process from start to finish.

Hidden doors don’t leave much room for error. When this one finally closed, there was barely any clearance definitely got lucky on this fit.

The outside already blends perfectly this is about finishing the inside the right way. Skinning the hidden door from start to finish because details still matter.

Fake handles on the outside and a push to open design keeping everything clean and hidden.
It’s the small details that make the difference.

Applying finish to our roll out drawer fronts.

First time making something farm to table