Hello and welcome to my blog!  This post continues a series in which I’m building a wall mounted media cabinet of American black walnut.  In this post I will detail the process of building the sliding doors, specifically focusing on the changes that I have made to the design of these …
Hello and welcome to my blog! Â This post completes a series in which I am building a live edge tsuridana, of American black walnut, for installation into a contemporary Japanese house. Â In the previous post the tsuridana was brought to dimension, finish planed, and a large rabbet was cut around …
Hello and welcome to my blog! This post continues a series in which Iâm building a pair of credenzas, one of American black walnut and the other American black cherry.  In this post I will focus on the cherry credenza as the cabinet facade comes to life in the form of …
This post continues a series in which Iâm building a butlerâs desk of American black walnut. Where we left off the case bottom and sides had been joined, the next step is to create the interior partition.  This partition will divide the work area from the drawers, it will also be tasked with holding …
This post continues a series in which I’m building a butler’s desk of American black walnut. Where we left off the frame had been fully assembled and ready to support the case.   In preparation for the casework, I’ve set aside the material needed many weeks prior in order to allow the material …
Today’s post begins a series in which I am building a butler’s desk of American black walnut. A butler’s desk is a cabinet that converts into a desk concealing its function.  A desk, standing on its own looks out of place without an accompanying chair and lamp, but a cabinet that …
Hello and welcome to my blog. Â Typically in my blog I am documenting projects as I build them, detailing each part of the build. Â However, this table was built in it’s majority last fall (before the blog) and has been completed just now. In my family, both my side and …
Hello and welcome to the continuation of the Japanese Tool Box build, part of a series in which a Japanese Tool Box, inspired by Chris Hall of The Carpentry Way, is created as a gift to my son. In this final post I will be completing the toolbox! Â Where …
Hello and welcome again to my blog. Â In this post I am in the beginning stages of building a door which will enclose my medicine cabinet. Â I’ve chosen white cypress for this cabinet and have continued along with white cypress for the door as well. This door may like quite …