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The white oak cabinets are looking quite a bit darker today. The process of ebonizing this took almost two days but it was well worth it. The deep, rich blacks are the best I’ve been able to achieve through ebonization. Can’t wait to shar
Five years ago today, I made the best decision of my life and quit drinking. My battle with alcohol dependency began in my early 20s, and by my 30s, I couldn’t spend a single day sober. The sense of helplessness was crushing and nearly destroye
(link in bio) Here are a few more detail shots of the cabinet so far. There are a lot of details in this build, so in chapter one, we cover all the stuff I wish I knew when I started. Check out the build on the Tube and let me know how you think it
The new build video is now live for the cabinetry deep dive! For chapter one, I wanted to cover everything that I wish someone told me before I started building furniture. So, here are a few details about the piece. I used a combination of walnut a
This was a tricky glue up. The upper cabinet has to fit perfectly for everything to stay square. But overall it came together without a hitch so things are looking pretty good. This build will be part of a three part video series and chapter one drop
Glue up number one is in the books. This one is going to have some fun gems if ya know what I mean... Black walnut exterior with white oak interior partitions and shelves. More coming on the next one. . . . . . . . . . #woodworker #cabinetmaker #furn
I picked up this no.7 jointer plane two weeks ago and making these panels was my first opportunity to use in on some actual work. When making panels, I’m a huge fan of the in out method for jointing my edges however, I think the addition of the
(link in bio) Here are a few more photos from the grill station build. Check out all the details in the full build video, live now! Oh, and I’ll still take any of those bbq secrets you’re willing to share. . . . . . . . . . #woodwork #fur