Deposit
Half down books the build slot. The balance is due when the piece is finished and photographed.
What I build
The small pieces a house actually uses.
Stereo cabinets, food cabinets, coat racks, hat racks, gun shelves, and other small work. Cut, joined, and finished here. One piece at a time.
The catalog
Choose a starting point
Each piece is built to order. Size, wood, and the job it has to do are settled before the first cut.
Woods and finishes
Same woods. Same joinery. Same finish.
White oak, walnut, cherry, maple, ash, pine, and poplar cover most of the shop's current work. The species is chosen for the job, the room, and the budget.
The finish is agreed before the quote. The aim is a surface that can take daily use and be repaired instead of thrown away.
How ordering works
The facts before the build starts
Lead time
The quote includes the build window. Work begins after the deposit and final dimensions are confirmed.
Changes
Size, wood, finish, and hardware are confirmed before cutting. Later changes can move the price and delivery date.
Delivery
Set local pickup, local delivery, or a crate for shipment before the build is booked.
Mounting hardware
Cleats, lags, and anchors sized for the agreed wall type ship with pieces that hang.
Need something that is not on the list?
Most of the shop's work starts with a sketch, a photo, or the measurements of the wall. Larger pieces will come later. For now I stay with the small work I can finish well.