Author Archives: Chris

just waiting on the moving van to pick up this lovely single slab black walnut table top, we have more slabs from this log available to purchase, secure yours now before they are gone

“As seen in The Collection, Harvey Kalles Real Estate, Spring 2020. David Oey, Sales Representative”.

some times the longer projects are the most rewarding, this table has been several months in progress, from milling, to drying, to templates and glass then completion. Just finished up yesterday for mock up of the legs, center beam and … Continue reading →

California redwood coffe table base, before and after 1st coat clear coat pictures. Root ball still retains a few rocks retained within its root system. It will be receiving another coat of clear coat and a glass top for this … Continue reading →

first coat of clear coat on this beautiful book matched butter nut/English walnut table top, staining is from internal hardware leeching into the wood grain, as you can see this tree had a rough life being used as a bulletin … Continue reading →

its been a busy week in the shop, 20+ more cutting boards into inventory, $45 each and up, below are some examples, black cherry, maple, black walnut, butter nut, ash and white and red oak, from 8″x16″ up to 13″x24″

Next time you are in ordering your next live edge project why not pick up a new cutting board? sizes from 9″x16″ up to 12″x24″. This is just a small offering, pictured are the black walnut and hard Maple, we … Continue reading →

a soon to open Brew Pub in Collingwood has some lovely new doors thanks to some material through Deer Brian Inc

Palgrave Glass have used some of our black walnut in renovations for two bathrooms and a laundry room. They’re great to work with. Palgrave Glass and Mirror 416-721-6229 www.GlassShowers.ca Dave Haney

this is the first round of pictures of a recent custom floor and flooring install, reclaimed Douglas Fir ice boom screw and peg flooring, 11″ finished width’s, 1000 square feet installed this week, material was milled by our LT15 wide Woodmizer, boards were … Continue reading →