Here are pictures of recent projects. The current project
in the shop are some DVD shelves. Pictures are coming soon so check
back when you can.
Red oak videocase. This was also
ordered by my customer in Dimebox. His wife has
bought hundreds of VHS movies over the years. They filled this up and have
ordered another! That's a lot of movies!
Red oak and mahogany mantel. I built
this for a customer who lives in Kingwood, TX. His wife had a
picture of a mantel she saw in a magazine from which this is modeled. The catch was the
existing brick mantel had to be covered up, not removed. So I
designed this mantel to fit over the existing brick mantel.
Custom Work
Maple and African mahogany
saddle rack. This is a saddle rack I built for a customer in
Tomball, TX. It's the second one I have built for him. This one
is for his wife. She won a saddle, among other items, for doing so
well in the horse shows they compete in.
Poplar built-in cabinets and
shelves. Carrie wanted more cabinet space in our home. We
needed a place to put board games and the all important VIDEO games.
This is what we came up with. She loves it.
Red oak hope chest.
This is a project I did for a customer that lives in Dimebox, TX.
Where in the heck is that, you say?! It's a little town between
Giddings and Austin. He ordered this for a Mother's Day present
for his wife. She loves it.
Treated timber and cedar well
planter. My brother Robert and his son Ronnie came over the
Saturday before Mother's Day and we built this planter for his wife Mary.
She really likes it. Now we have to build another for his
mother-in-law!
Custom built toilet paper / magazine rack for
a customer in San Antonio, TX. She ordered the rack as-is on the
products page but after talking to her she needed it to be built from
cedar to match the room decor. Looks great!
Red oak corner shelves.
I built these for a friend of mine as a retirement gift.
Cypresswood outdoor morris chair.
This is not my design, it is from a plan I got from one of the many
woodworking magazines I am always reading. I built this for a fund
raiser and donated it. The chair brought in $650.00 at the charity auction.
Douglas fir bunk bed.
This is one of the first projects I built in my current shop. It
was time for a new bed in the boys' room so I built this one. Grayson
and Austin both helped with it.
Red oak drum surround.
I was called by a friend of mine to see if I could build frame work to
hold 1/2" plexi-glass. This is what
resulted. It is at the Christian Life Center in Humble, TX.
They have a large band there that plays during church services and now
the drummer can let loose!
