a few new woodworking projects for the house

dbcooper748 · October 28, 2015

As stated in my title. I am a wood butcher. I do custom woodworking for a living. I rarely get a chance to work on my own stuff, but i figured id share a couple things ive been able to get done. The wife definitely has been pushing for this stuff

sahls01gmc · October 28, 2015

Amazing work! I've got most of the tools, but none of the space. Unfortunately for me, it takes too long to get the tools out, use them, clean up and put everything back. Next house will have the shop, and hopefully I can contribute some pics of my projects.

dbcooper748 · October 28, 2015

Amazing work! I've got most of the tools, but none of the space. Unfortunately for me, it takes too long to get the tools out, use them, clean up and put everything back. Next house will have the shop, and hopefully I can contribute some pics of my projects.

Thanks! Well luckily for me i have all the tools at my disposal everyday including a cnc router

txab · October 28, 2015

sahls01gmc · October 28, 2015

Hmm, seems my ordinary router is not sufficient enough!

By the looks of that rack, do you make a lot of wood countertops?

dbcooper748 · October 28, 2015

Hmm, seems my ordinary router is not sufficient enough!

By the looks of that rack, do you make a lot of wood countertops?

I do indeed! Also, build and finish all of our own doors and cabinetry. These are our dry racks for after we spray, stain, and clear. Heres the doors for the vanity in pic above. They will be finished today. Also a pic of our cnc and edge bander

Kyle Soldani · October 30, 2015

Fantastic work! We're about 1.5 years into our home, still making changes weekly - home theater being the latest. These are some awesome ideas.. Thanks for sharing.

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dbcooper748 · November 7, 2015

Just another project...

Finishing out a counter top for a bar that im building. I made This particular top out of reclaimed scaffolding 2x4s that were going to be scrapped. I planed them down, but left all of the nail holes for character. I used a vinigar/steel wool mixture for stain which really brings out hidden colors, then 4 coats of ML Campbell duramax laquer