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All these screws are in alignment with the direction on the boat. And a pretty piece of wood for the stern.

I made these cabinets out of the giant Norway Maple that the client took down in his backyard. I'm a fan of this wood! Lots of weird stuff going on. And polishes up pretty nice.

Bookmatched Norway Maple Rorschach test. GO!

Here is my rework of the ubiquitous industrial shop stool. I ended up only saving the legs and back support but adding a swivel and a wood foot rest. The rest was steam bent and laminated.

These steering wheel looking things are actually the foot rests for some stools I'm making. Bending wood is the sexy part of woodworking, isn't it? Or maybe it's the glue.

An awesome couple in Chicago commissioned this custom recycling bin for their dining space. I found some beautiful curly straight grain walnut that would work with their unique "architectural" home and please their cats. First time using g10 for pulls, would recommend.

I made a mantle last year for a client and I thought it looked nice just as a shelf so I made a little nightstand to go with it. This one is in Cherry.

So much for brand loyalty. Look at this ragtag crew.

With just too many synchronicities to ignore, I've been asked by the universe to build an Adirondack Guide Boat.

I did this built-in around a fireplace last year on one of the coldest days of the year. White oak top and handles.