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Custom Freeform Cutting Board

Custom "Freeform" Live Edge Cutting Board - Also called 'Cookie' Salvaged from the stump of old Thai Teak trees cut several decades ago...

Learn how to determine your correct bangle size to discover your perfect fit! The size of a bangle size is determined by the size of your...

Wood Artist - From the beginning of each object to its unique shape, it's all in the beauty of the unexpected. Though a wood Engineer by...

How to properly pack a board or a bowl for overseas shipping? I carefully pack each of my pieces in a sandwich of cut-to-shape thick...

Why I do NOT use RESIN FILLING in my Serving & Cutting Boards (but use stones instead) With the advent and popularity of DYI hobby...

What is a burl? You have probably already seen a burl, without knowing what it was. If you have ever noticed a large lump / growth /...

What is Pyrography (or Woodburning)? So what is pyrography art? The word comes from the Greek “pur” (fire) and “graphos” (writing), meaning...

I use mostly reclaimed wood slabs from old houses or pre-loved furniture, as well as wood pieces salvaged from dying/fallen trees....

Wood is a hardy and resilient material but will require a little care if you want it to continue to look its best. Please follow these...

What is Stone Inlay in Wood? Here are a few examples of various material inlays in wood: Turquoise on two-tone Afzelia Burl Turquoise on...

What is Salvaged Wood? Some of my woods are salvaged from lumber which would have otherwise gone to burn, landfill or chipper. Much of it...

What is 'Figured Wood"? No two pieces of wood are alike. One of the great rewards of working with wood is knowing that no matter if I am...

Why do I choose to use reclaimed wood for my creations? For many people including myself, having wood that’s rich in history and character...