Building a simple serving tray using scrap wood

In this video, I will show how I made this console table from reclaimed rainbow poplar. I used Flowyline Design legs for the base.

I had the honor and privilege of being commissioned by a local published author here in Atlanta to build a custom writing desk for the author to use while writing his next book. Learn how we used designs from within their house to create a truly one of a kind piece.

Building a functional and beautiful kitchen island. The center of attention? The solid walnut end grain butcher block top. Functional and beautiful!

Designed to store lots of children’s books, this custom bookcase was designed so that the books would face forward so children could easily see their favorite books. It is also short enough for a child to easily access their favorite book.

Trestle tables are a great design to consider when you are trying to create a very comfortable seating arrangement for your guests. Add a matching bench and you can create a very versatile seating arrangement!

Building a custom walnut sliding barn door for a client in Atlanta

Building a mid-Century Modern side table from reclaimed white oak and utilizing modern steel legs.

This is Part 2 of the massive dining table build where I build the top and apply the finish.

Use a wiping varnish and a protective top coat to get an easy, natural looking wood finish.

Woodworking tip - Using an anti-slip rug mat to protect your work parts and your bench.

In part 3 of the outdoor dining table build, we finish shaping the legs, assemble the base and then apply our outdoor finish; Epiphans.

In part 2 of the outdoor dining table build, we finish the base and the top and prepare for the finish.

Building an outdoor dining table out of solid white oak. In this post we cover the milling of the wood and building the base.

Using drawbore technique is an easy way to add superior strength, and a touch of a design element, to traditional mortise and tenon joints.

In part 3 of the cherry office desk build, I finish sanding and shaping the top and get it attached. I then go through a very simple finish technique for cherry wood.

In part 2 of the office cherry desk build, I get the base mortise and tenon joiner done and get the base assembled.

In part 1 of the cherry office desk build, I work on milling up some of the cherry lumber that is going to be used as well as working through some of the design elements.