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Iron Table – from reclaimed wood
May 23, 2009

The wood for the Iron table top was found lodged in a pile of driftwood on a riverbank. It was a 15'x3"x12" my wife & I lugged back to our…
Viking Bed – Reclaimed Wood
May 23, 2009

The client wished for a magnificent bed that would reflect his heritage, and gave me free reign to design. I thought, let's make it as fantastic as possible, and put…
Chinese Chest – Reclaimed Wood
May 23, 2009

An Asian inspired chest made entirely from reclaimed materials - even the metal for the hardware which I made as well. Joinery is pinned mortise & tenon. There are at…
Wee Lassie Canoe
May 23, 2009

This strip canoe was built using plans from Mac Macarthy, who drew them based on a Rushton design. The strips have various sources: pine from an old water bed frame,…
Plant Stand
May 22, 2009

Plant Stand made from scrap cedar from my friends saw mill.
Rustic Chair
May 22, 2009

Rustic Chair - The legs were built from salvaged cedar posts smoothed with a draw knife and sanded. The seat is buckeye and the backrest is walnut.
Walnut Dining Table
May 21, 2009

This table was a special project, built for friends. The wood is 100% reclaimed from our local area over the past 30 years. The entire table is Black Walnut with Mountain…
Gallery: Sinker Cypress Garden Bench
May 21, 2009

I built this bench from two planks of reclaimed, "sinker" cypress I found in the way, way back of a lumber mill in Ponchatoula, Louisiana. As far as I can…
Wine Barrel Furniture
May 21, 2009

I enjoy making furniture from used wine barrels which are really inexpensive and quality wood. You just have to figure out how to work with all of the curves! The…
Workbench
May 21, 2009

The wood for this bench came off the streets of Brooklyn, NY. Ash, White and Red oak, and even walnut. The walnut were two 3x5x8 skids of a pallet left…

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