More pics of completed projects as they get finished, so please check back!
Here's a nice little piece...barn wood flag. Approximately 24" x 14". (2020)
- A true barn wood flag with burned-in starts. This piece has already been purchased, but if you want one, just let me know!! This one was sold for $55.
Finally finished...a live edge coffee table. (2020)
- It's hard to believe you can take a raw piece of wood and make it look this beautiful. Of course I can't take all of the credit...the wood itself does most of the work.
- The top is black walnut from locally sourced dead fall.
If you're looking for some nice barn wood picture frames, here's a sample of what I can do for you. (2020)
- This was made from salvaged flooring and siding. The opening will fit an 8x10 picture without mat...and 5x7 with mat. Of course I can make these to any dimensions you want, so just let me know. This picture frame is being sold for $40 without glass and mat, and $50 with glass and mat.
My wife loves chickens...and since we have a blind chicken, we had to separate him. Hence the design and construction known around our parts as Lou's Lodge. (2019)
- If you're looking for some custom animal pens of any type...we can work with you on the design and construction.
Live Edge Table built and donated to a local Cystic Fibrosis Auction - Boman Bash. (2019)
- Black Walnut top with sewing machine base
- A piece like this would sell for approximately $350 (depending on wood type and size). I've got several more slabs and several more stands to make you what you're looking for!!
Custom stand/side table. (2019)
- Designed to hold a small fax/scanner on the top and some storage shelves below. Painted in a cream color with dark stained shelves and a piece of repurposed maple for the top.
Custom mail/distribution cabinet for PrairieStar Health Center. (2019)
- Designed to match existing units. Made with oak plywood and stained with antique walnut.
Custom storage cabinets for new vision clinic at PrairieStar Health Center. (2019)
- Made with oak plywood and stained with a semi-transparent grey stain
Wood table top built on top of tree trunk. This was actually pretty fun to do. A whole lot of hammer and chisel work to get the trunk flat and level. (2015)
Garage shelving. (2019)
- The first pic shows angled shelves. They are narrow at the bottom and increase in depth as it goes up. The second pic shows some small shelving for general items.
