My daughter is a wood artist, she made this lovely crescent moon.
Carved from invasive camphor wood
My first staircase.
My first staircase. We needed to replace the 80 year old one in the basement (added the before picture)
My father (77) tought me(52) how to make a stair-layout (old school, manual). Never to old to learn! Made it all from some old second hand aok tables. Resaw, plane and glue together again for the beams and the rail. Steps are directly from the table.
One of the most difficult projects i ever made. I am a hobbyist and not a carpenter. Many mistakes were made, but i learned so much!
Bottom 3 steps can be taken out so a fridge can be lowered into the basement. Finish is Rubio monocaot oil (2C) to keep the wood natural
My First Big Project
Really quite tickled with how this sideboard turned out. Inspired by danish modernism and traditional casework. I also wanted to create a balanced juxtaposition of curves and hard lines which I know some folks appreciate and others don’t.
The pulls and stiles/drawer fronts are crafted from a single piece of wood. Book matched case also looks pretty tidy!
Movement of the case relative to the base has been accounted for with slots in the case and proper mounting hardware.
Yes, there are some things I could’ve done better, but I’m just appreciating that I did it at all