My best friends old dog resting his tired, heavy head.

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Made in the old woodworking shop. Made from old lumber using forged iron door latches, Hangs nice.

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Made in the old woodworking shop. Wouldn’t make another, though. I am not an angle man. Ha Ha

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Here is a chest that was made years ago in the old woodworking shop. I made all different kinds over the years.

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Here is the swing I just finished making. Turned out nice and will hang it come spring. I will put a finish on it and then a varnish. Once that is done will take another picture and let you have a look see.

Here are a couple pictures I took while out with a friend of mine awhile ago. We think as humans we are good at taking down trees, but these critters are pretty good at it too, and they don’t mind how large or how small they are. LOL One thing is for sure, they love Yellow Birch. Can’t say I blame them, as I like it too when cut into lumber for making some choice items in the woodworking shop. It has a unique grain in it that stands out when you hit it with a natural stain and add three coats of urethane. Thought I would share.

Here is a Shave Horse I made for making my wooden Flutes. Makes a hard job easy.

Here is another picture of one of our stores years ago. I miss them days.

Here is a picture of one of our stores when we lived in Niagara. Gives you an idea of the things that were in, so to speak years ago.

Here is an end table my wife designed with a magazine rack on one side with a cutting board or ? I made it out of white pine. Customer was happy.

Here is a Bird Feeder with a lift lid on the front, that my wife designed and painted. Turned out great and customer was very happy with it. It is made of White Pine.

Here are a few items I made awhile back. A stool with a lift lid made of pine. Stained in an Early American. Then a Key Holder out of Red Oak, a Walnut Jewellery Box and a couple small bowls I turned on the lathe.

Here is a small stool my wife designed and painted for a customer’s young one. I made it out of solid white pine. Very sturdy stool. They were happy with it.

Here is how I made my hearts using a scroll and hole saw. I found if I needed them to be all the exact size this worked out great.

Here is a Pine End Table, with shelf that my wife designed, and I made for a customer. I turned the legs giving it a unique flair, and my wife covered it with a white stain. Once finished, I sprayed it with a couple coats of semi-gloss lacquer. Nice piece.

Here is a sold pine stool my wife designed for a lady, so she could get into her top kitchen cupboards. She was just a touch short. LOL. I added some leather to the centre of each step for slippage. Once made I stained it with an Early American and topped it off with three coats of Semi-gloss Urethane. Happy customer.

Here is a Toy Chest order my wife designed and painted. I made it out of white pine. Turned out great and customer loved it.

Here is a wine rack my lovely wife designed and I made. It has a lift lid for storage with a slide for your wine glasses under the storage department. Holds 20 bottles of wine. Once made my wife painted the letters and grapes on the top. It was made of white pine. Another happy customer.

Here is a picture of a Butcher-Block I made awhile back. The cutting block is made from a 10 inch (25.4 cm) sold piece of walnut with a knife holder on one side. I then surrounded it with Red Oak. The legs are made from white pine. Turned out great and the customer that ordered it was very happy. Hard to get thick pieces of walnut anymore.

Here is a picture of some items we made over the years at one of our stores in Niagara. Gives you an idea of what we were making back then.