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| Rustic |
Plane
Saturday, January 2, 2016
Barn Wood
Sunday, December 13, 2015
Dice Tray
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| Let your geek flag fly |
The guy who I built this wine rack for commissioned me to build him a dice tray, which, I learned is a enclosure for containing rolled dice. It's used in tabletop gaming, and it turns out that there are lots of places that sell these things. This one is made of a tropical wood called black poisonwood, or chechen, and the bottom is lined in red felt. More info after the jump.
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
Black Poisonwood, or, Chechen
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| Finished with gloss polyurethane |
Brief post on the material after the jump with limited pictures. I plan to get a few better pictures to update the post with (when I do, then I'll delete this note).
Monday, December 7, 2015
Sharpening Chisels
Monday, November 30, 2015
Cyber Monday, or, Guy Who Sells Stuff Regardless of Fancy Day
So I'm not Amazon and have no brick and mortar nonsense either, but I do have some stuff for sale if you want to give someone a bitchin' Christmas (Hanukkah, or secular-gift-giving-occasion) gift. I threw it up on the etsy: My store. Send me a message and if you're in the Milwaukee area we can avoid going through Etsy and save you the shipping costs.
I've got:
Edge grain maple cutting boards for $55, $65, and $75 (medium, large, and x-large)
End grain maple cutting boards for $75, $85, and $95 (um... same thing)
End grain walnut cutting boars for $95, $115, and $135 (yep, same as above)
And, of course, knife strips starting at $70, but negotiable depending on your desired size and material.
Hit me up via email and let me know. The sooner the better for the looming holiday (or secular-gift-giving-occasion; I'm inclusive!).
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Mission Style Wine Rack
I was commissioned to build a wine rack in a different style than the ones I've made in the past. The woodwork in this house fits into the "Mission" style, and thus the design matched the period, style, and materials of Mission furniture. Details and pictures after the jump.
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Walnut End Grain Cutting Board
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