Furniture

It holds a twin mattress. The track doubles as a step and lots of storage for toys, dozer tools, and the like. The headlights, amber running lights, and dome reading light are all individually controlled by toggle switches on the control panel. The ignition key must be in and in the run position for any lights to work. And of course, I can remotely turn on and off the whole thing from my phone.

Boat bookshelf for my son’s room. Original Design.

Built in bookshelves with adjustable shelves. 8′ x 8′

20 drawer cabinet designed specifically to hold square scrap book paper, which is 12″ x 12″.

Replaced the old glass shelves on this Baker’s rack with slatted ones made from Red Oak.

Bassinet for my son. Made from solid Red Oak with a semi-gloss polyurethane finish. All mortise and tenon joinery. Built with knock-down hardware so it can be disassembled into pieces and stored flat. It has two modes, rocking and stationary. The screws on each leg allow it to easily be switched between the two. Original design.

The princess has trouble reaching the bed with her little legs, so I built her some stairs.

The original table on a friend’s sailboat was too small. So I made him a new one. It’s more than twice the size of the old one when opened, yet takes the same amount of space when it’s folded out of the way.