Built to Last Carpentry

Some recent builds! Decanters made from various hardwoods, all on a unique, rough cut mesquite slab. There are still 2 available for purchase and more on the way. Cheers!

Finally got around to a couple of shop upgrades! Integrated a router table extension onto the table saw with an additional mitre track, put together an adjustable radius jig for one of the routers and built a simple cross cut jig for the skill saw (not pictured). Long overdue, but incredibly useful!

This is the Built to Last Carpentry office. Small, I know, but more than functional! Happy Monday!

My take on a "farmhouse" coffee table. No mechanical fasteners used, only dowels, biscuits and friction. I also utilized alternating grain directions for the table top and slats to help combat differential movement. The top was sealed with an old school Japanese wood preservation technique (which leaves an incredible texture), a custom made stain and 4 coats of varathane. This is the first project being rolled out under my new page called Built to Last Carpentry. I created the page to help showcase and sell my projects with the intention of creating long lasting, handmade goods. I would love it if people could give it a like and a share and help spread the name. Thanks folks! Also, 2 matching end tables are on the way then the whole set will be off to market 😁