Projects...

Needed to add some other pics of side projects...

These are of what we can do with antique twin beds. We can make them into queen and king sized bed sets!

This was a china cabinet conversion to a gun cabinet...

These were a couple Christmas gifts that customers had us make...

A reclaimed cedar table with metal base, perfect for an outside deck...

Assortment of coffee tables...

Custom reclaimed heart pine table top for a local customer.

Cutting board

Bird feeder/house for a local customer

Art Show

Tonight is the opening of Wes Hardin's new gallery "Atleier's" (which is French for workshop). Here are the remaining pieces that'll be up tonight. BYOSMS. Bring your own Single Malt Scotch.

A somewhat dumb-ed down fractal with geometric patterns, carved from a single piece of black walnut...

A "live edge" skateboard made from sinker cypress...

"3120 Oz's of Freedom" The finished product is set in reclaimed Oak and encased in resin...

Miscellanous Side Projects

Its been soo long since I posted or kept up with consistently adding new projects. This is just a small handful of ones that I had on my phone when adding new posts!

The coolest kid around helping me build Momma's teaching podium...

Cutting board

Son's Bed

Stool for said bed

Dirty laundry Hamper

The frame for our motto around the house...

Art show project using a CSA grave marker encased in resin on a live edge cypress coffee table

Reclaimed heart pine door with cut out of alabama with our flag pained on another backing board

 

Walnut Farm Table

SOLD SOLD SOLD

This is a 3 board table made for a customer that has book matched outer boards. You can see the process of lining the boards up so the grain and figuring will be symmetrical.

Glueing up process...

Finished Product

Old Barn Reclaimed Heart Pine Table

 This project started with old barn wood from Montgomery, AL

 Next we laid them out in the order that was most pleasing to the customer...

 Once the glue had dried, we hand sanded the top to keep the old mill marks but also keeping it smooth to the touch. You can usually tell if wood is old or new by the "mill marks". Woodmills from the past used circular saws to rip lumber, which in turn left circular marks. If you look below you can see the saw marks have an arch in them. Modern mills use large bandsaws which leave a vertical mark.

Finished table in their home.