Gallery
Sometimes it is neceessary to make something special for someone special.

Welcome to the Gallery!

Here you will find things made especially for our friends and family over the past several years. While these things are not considered available for purchase, they represent a vast array of our creative skills and experiences.

By the way, if you see something you like, we may be able to create it specially customized for you.

Notice however, there are no prices here. These are/were special items and are therefore subject to higher values of worth for their fabrication.
This bench was built for a friend's front porch. It is 51" wide, 26" deep, and 38" tall. It is made from oak and has a rich oak stain with uv protection and water repellant.
This pretty red bench sits on our back deck. It also has two matching adirondack chairs. They are nice to sit in and watch the sunsets.
This planter/bench combo measures 96" in length. Each planter is 24" square, and the bench is 48" long and 22" deep. It is constructed from cedar.
A friend of ours took in a baby rabbit that their dog found. They eventually gave it to us, and we had to come up with a home for the little guy. We named him Rudy and he is still with us, and still lives in this hutch.
This swing hangs on our front porch. Seen here before it had any finish applied, it now has a golden glow to it. It is made from red oak.
My wife was looking for a plant stand for our back porch. She couldn't find anything she liked, and something that didn't hold standing water. So, she gave me a sketch of what she had in her mind and we built this. It is made from oak and now has a matching lamp to go with it.
This nice little lamp sits on our back porch. It is made from Oak and was made to match a two tiered plant stand that also adorns our porch.
One of our Grand Daughters is in love with her cabbage patch dolls. She now has a cradle for her baby to sleep in. They share the same room too.
This victorian style cradle was built for our daughter's first little girl. The family should have this for a very long time.
This wonderful oak cradle was a gift to our son for his first little girl. It was fun to build and they should have it to pass down through the family.
This cute little Doggy Bed was made for a friends little Weenie dog. It is made from pine, and she loves it.
These bunks were built for our grandsons. Each bunk has a bookcase headboard, with lights, storage compartments, and secret hiding places. (Boys love that stuff!!) The ladder is built into the foot board of the top bunk. The roll bar is removable and the beds were designed so they could be seperated when the boys got their own rooms.
This pretty toy box belongs to one of our granddaughters. It is made from pine and has enough room for all of her toys. She likes to sit on the bench top and watch T.V.
This computer desk is made from red oak, has a birch top, and is trimmed in red oak. It measures 58" wide at the top, 32" deep, and stands 20" tall. It has three drawers that are 5" deep, and 13" wide. The computer bay is 12" wide, 18" tall, and 21" deep. All cables to the computer are accessible from the rear of the desk. Above the computer bay is a smaller bay area that can be used for paper storage, or in this particular case, houses a USB hub and modem.
This dresser was built for our daughter. Her husband has a matching dresser as well. It is made from pine and matches the southwestern theme of their home. It stands about 6' tall.
This dresser was built for our son-in-law. It was made to match the southwestern theme in their home. It is made from pine and stands about 6' tall.
I built this gun cabinet for my step-son. It is constructed from Red Oak and has a red mahogany stain with five coats of furniture wax. The picture doesn't do this piece justice. It stands 75" tall, 40" wide, and 16" deep. The glass doors are 15" by 55" each, with etched glass depicting flying ducks. The glass in the doors is amber in color. On the inside, the case can hold 9 guns, and all areas made for contact with guns are covered with red felt. There is an internal light for displaying the guns at night. Below is a large storage area for amunition and cleaning supplies. This particular cabinet has no door locks.
This is our grandson quite a few years ago. He came to "Pop-Pop" with a school project to make something. We made this guitar together. "Pop-Pop" cut everything on the saws, and Mikey glued and assembled it all by himself. I think this earned him an "A" for the project.
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