Works In Progress
Just a little glimpse of what your custom piece looks like
before you see the finished product.
From Start to Finish
From Demolition to Finished Table
The breadboard top of this custom built farm table is Reclaimed Oak floor joists salvaged from this circa 1860 grist mill in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains. The locust legs had a previous life as fence posts on a cattle farm in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains.
(Please see TABLES2 page for more pics)
Table dimension: 35 inches wide x 120 inches long.
Round Chestnut Table
Round Chestnut Table
The round, actually circle, top of this chestnut table has been cut. Now it's time to layout the chestnut legs and aprons. (Legs and aprons are still rough...one step at a time!)
Pegging the Morise and Tenon Joints
Pegs Are Real
Our pegs are structural (as well as aesthetic), locking the mortise and tenon joints that connect the table's apron to the legs. Built the right way...
Bathroom Cabinet
Bathroom Cabinet
This custom bathroom cabinet (vanity) has Locust Fencepost legs, Reclaimed Oak frame and Reclaimed Rusted Tin door/drawer panels. Finished with Waterlox Satin Finish.