Bigger furniture, a sign for the farm, something you've had in your head for years that nobody sells. Tell me what it is and we'll work it out together.
Most of what I make custom starts as a conversation and a sketch. You tell me roughly what you're after, I draw it out with real measurements, and you see it before a blade touches anything. If the drawing's wrong, we fix the drawing — that's a lot cheaper than fixing the board.
Nothing gets cut until you've seen what you're getting.
Call, text, or message me. A photo of something similar helps, but a description is plenty to start.
You get a drawing with dimensions and an honest number — my hours plus what the material actually costs.
The deposit buys your lumber and holds the bench time. Then I build it, one at a time, the slow way.
Photos when it's finished. Balance due, then pickup or shipping — whichever suits you.
No package tiers, no padding. You pay for the hours it takes and the wood it's made of.
Drawing it, building it, sanding and finishing it.
What the lumber and hardware actually cost me, plus a quarter for sourcing and handling.
This deposit is non-refundable. It buys your material and holds my bench time, so it doesn't come back if the order is cancelled.
Due before pickup or shipping. You'll see photos before it goes anywhere. Custom pieces ship on their size and finished weight, so I work the postage out on yours and tell you the number before you pay.
Full-size porch swings and A-frame stands. Engraved family signs, torched and finished by hand. Pet silhouettes cut to your dog. Picture frames built around whatever you've got. Furniture, when somebody asks for it.
If you've seen something like it and want your own version, bring me a photo. If nobody makes what you're after, that's usually a better reason to call.
You'll get me on the phone, not somebody taking a message.