Recently I posted about this, but removed the post as we realized their were a few details left undetermined. Â Now that we have everything in place I can announce that Allen Fulmer and I will be teaching a timber framing class. Â This class will be at Allen’s shop in …
In this article I will cover the 2018 Kezurou-kai USA planing competition and event ceremony in Brooklyn and Peekskill, NY. Â The event began on Friday the 14th of September ran until Sunday the 16th. Â The author was in attendance on Saturday and sunday but I will cover all three …
Hello and welcome to my blog! Â This post details the build of a daybed in Honduran mahogany. Â This daybed is planned for outdoor use under a covered patio. Â The build was planned to be fairly quick by comparison to most of my builds to make an installation timeline. This build …
Hello, and welcome to my blog! Â In this post I will detail the completion of a recent kitchen project. Â The final part of this project details a built-in storage surrounding the refrigerator and a set of shelves to complete the area above the counter. Â The homeowner has completed the the …
Hello and welcome to my blog! Â A happy new year to all of you and hope you are all quite well. Â To start this new year I would like to present a my dining chair design. Â I am calling this Henry’s Chair after my son. Â I owe my inspiration to …
Follow along as I continue the kitchen series. Building white oak cabinets and a walnut bar top.
Hello and welcome to my blog! Â About a year or so ago I was contacted by an old friend Tommy Bartlett. Â Tommy developed a passion for videography in college and is now a very talented and accomplished videographer and filmmaker, working freelance under his own company; T Productions LLC. …
Brian Holcombe Woodworker continues the process of building kitchen cabinets in this episode of the series.
Hello and welcome to my blog! Â This series begins a build in which I’m creating custom kitchen cabinetry. Â Kitchen cabinets are a significant departure from my usual work, but my shoji client, pleased with my efforts, has encouraged me to take on the job. Â The homeowner in this case …