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| 3D Sketchup of Joinery idea to cover end grain and not use any mechanical fasteners. This is a 4X4 Redwood Gate Frame held together with only wood glue |
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| 4x4 redwood gate built using no mechanical fasteners just glue and custom finger joints |
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| Curved top gate w/ Tongue n Groove Redwood facing Euclid ave, berkeley |
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| Lap Jointed Z Frame |
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| Drawer front added to existing kitchen island cabinets. Stained to match original cabinetry. |
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| Replacement of Staircase and landing with railings added for safety |
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| Railings 90% finished before it started raining... |
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| Curved front cabinet with detailed reliefs and stunning restored finish |
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| Sketch-up rough-draft of customers bathroom vanity idea |
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| Bathroom vanity idea in spray booth! Pocket screw reinforcement. Frame and panel construction on all 4 sides! |
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| Side panels with mortise and tenon joinery from Bathroom vanity idea... |
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| Bathroom vanity idea coming together... |
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| Pass-thru added to load-bearing wall complete with solid oak table top stained and finished with clear |
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| Berkeley Motorsports @ Gilman ave. On the fly camouflaged detailing + gas meter protection welded together |
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| All new window casing added to naked window |
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| All new stool and apron added to naked window |
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| 1 sheet of plywood dresser with ball bearing soft close drawer slides |
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| Sketch-up draft of display stand for stained glass artwork |
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| Display stand made in solid white oak ammonia fumed finish sealed in clear @ Pt Richmond art collective |
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| FOR SALE in front window of Pt Richmond Art Collective! |
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| Solid wood stick shift nob hand carved and stained with lots of clear |
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| this house is over 100 years old so some of the redwood trim was missing or damaged and needed to be replaced |
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| Locally, none of these classic trim profiles were available off the shelf. I milled all my own replacement trim from vertical grain redwood for period authenticity that will last another 100 years |
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| missing pendants on corbels |
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| this winged pendant was over painted muting most of its detail so it was removed stripped and copied for other areas of the house that had this detailed wing missing |
the introduction of the hand held scroll saw in 1900 had a lot to do with victorian houses becoming such elaborate works of art |
| my reproduction scroll work in place |
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| making copies of the original with my table saw |
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| new medallion added to reproduction scroll work |
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| a sun detail was a new addition to the front facade that looks original |
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| Original scroll work getting stripped of paint so every detail can be traced onto new copies |
