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Building another one of these tables. Machining the double-sided stepped mortise in the 3 inch thick lumber core legs is a pretty labor-intensive bit of woodworking, but the results are worth it.
drawer components/ a shocking slap/ Utah in the fall
Things you can make if you take my intro to turning or mitered box class @fusemakerspace / chairs around a table/ Phaedra screams at the state of things
As the owner and lead designer/fabricator at BWW my life is simply too important to do the roofing for my shop. Thankfully, my lovely wife is very steady on her feat and great with a nail gun. Owning a small business is all about knowing how to a
Squiggles are in! Beeman Woodworks is always going to be a small business focused on combining modern/fun design with traditional handcrafts. These knitted backrests that my wife makes are a great example of that ethos.
Year 1 in business is in the books. It's been energizing/exciting/humbling in pretty much equal parts and overall I am very happy with the decision to go in to business for myself. Grateful for everyone who has given me business, helped me build th
A fun fact about ammonia & oak: The underside of the big oak table is all amonia fumed oak. The process speaks to me in that the results are a natural chemical reaction and depending on the tannin content of the wood, the results can vary wildly
Nearly every design choice on this cabinet was a function of the sliding doors. The drawer pulls are created by laminating ash that has a rabbeted circle cut into it over the dovetailed drawer face. This design allows for the doors to slide over th
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Sliding lumbercore door that tucks behind the leg is my favorite detail of the G&L Credenza.
Totally swamped with building the new shop/excited to get back to making furniture again. In the meantime, here's a new picture of some old work. #canon5d