
Mini Porch Swing
A porch swing at a twelfth the size, built the same way the big ones are — straight back, real arm rests, hung on rope.
These I keep on hand, or built and waiting on finish. Order one and you're waiting on me to sand it, stain it and box it — not six weeks.

A porch swing at a twelfth the size, built the same way the big ones are — straight back, real arm rests, hung on rope.

The wider one, with the scalloped back — two dips cut across the top. Same build as the porch swing.

A picnic table at a tenth the size, both benches and the cross-braces underneath. Put corn on the top and watch what happens.

An Adirondack chair on its own deck, sized for a squirrel. Fanned back slats, real arm rests, the whole shape of the full-size one.

Built like a cabin, log by log, with a shingled roof laid one piece at a time. The porch is the part people notice.

Your name, your farm, your family. Engraved and torched by hand — tell me what you want on it and I'll draw it first.

Carved from a block and painted by hand, sat on a live-edge perch. The slowest thing I make, and the one I'm proudest of.

Built around whatever you've got — a print, a photo, a jersey. Glazing's included. Pick your size and the price follows it.
Flat-rate shipping, added at checkout. Nothing padded — you see the number before you pay.
Custom-sized pieces are the exception — the picture frames, and anything built to your own measurements. Those ship on the size and finished weight of the piece I build you, so the flat rate covers the smaller ones and above that I work the postage out and tell you the number before you pay. It never lands as a surprise.
Local pickup is always free in Owingsville, Winchester, Mt. Sterling and Morehead. Most folks round here just meet me.
Any name, any design, any size. I'll draw it first so you know what you're getting before I cut.