Piece / projectCottonwood, a dark river, and crystal clarity
Natural cottonwood edges frame a dark resin river with exceptional visual clarity and a reflective finished surface.
A WHOLE PORTFOLIO, ARRANGED BY PRACTICE
Furniture, small goods, built spaces, and working machines. Browse the collection by practice, then look closer at the individual pieces, requirements, and experiments.
01 / THE COLLECTION
Tables, stands, and restored furniture. Individual pieces stay together.
Piece / projectNatural cottonwood edges frame a dark resin river with exceptional visual clarity and a reflective finished surface.
Piece / projectTimber from an old TV stand became a bench with a simple black-pipe base.
Series / groupTwin yin-yang martini tables in birch and resin. Two small tables designed to belong together.
Piece / projectA custom cherry music stand, a carved bagpipe motif, and a good reason to learn CNC.
Piece / projectA restoration of tall director-chair frames, with the customer handling the new canvas.
Piece / projectFound birch slats became a curved, resin-filled tabletop. A small experiment in a cleaner, more modern shape.
Piece / projectAn early experiment with wood and blue resin, revisited in the archive two years later.
Piece / projectA different approach to a small round table: a grid of wood and resin rather than a single river.
Piece / projectAn 11-inch martini table combining figured maple, gold resin, and a matte finish.
Piece / projectA multicolor resin river through walnut, finished with an unconventional experiment: super glue, followed by about 18 hours of applying, sanding, and polishing.
Piece / projectPurple and blue resin between two natural wood edges, on a small metal base.
Piece / projectThe darker companion to the iridescent table in the June 2020 collection.
Series / groupTwo separate blue-resin tables presented together in the July 2020 archive.
Piece / projectA live-edge, dark-resin side table whose outline follows the irregular piece of wood.
02 / THE COLLECTION
Boards, serving pieces, coasters, and small wood objects.
Series / groupPatterns, contrasting woods, and a whole batch of boards. Useful objects with room to play.
Piece / projectA commissioned board with a walnut chopping face, a contrasting serving face, and an open-ended visual brief.
Piece / projectA Star Trek-themed cherry warping board. A useful weaving tool with a little science fiction built in.
Series / groupFigured wood, resin, and finish. The little things deserve a place here, too.
Series / groupTwo large live-edge ambrosia-maple serving boards, with bow-tie inlays and plenty of character.
Piece / projectA topographic carving, some detail work, and a coat of oil to bring out the cherry.
Piece / projectMy first attempt at a chaos-style end-grain cutting board.
Piece / projectA thin end-grain board made to an exact RV-sink size, with stainless threaded hardware for reinforcement and adjustment.
Piece / projectA customer-owned board came into the shop for refinishing, not a replacement.
Piece / projectA rectangular wood-and-resin tray with two handles, shown alongside the blue table pair.
Series / groupA group of wooden picture frames, documented before the glazing decision.
Piece / projectThe first end-grain cutting board identified in the archive: a walnut center and purpleheart border.
Series / groupMixed-color end-grain work from the August 2020 board-making period.
Piece / projectThe striped board from the March 2021 batch, distinct from the smaller-block patterns beside it.
Piece / projectA coarse grid of contrasting blocks from the March 2021 hybrid-board collection.
Series / groupPackaged coaster sets from the period of experimenting with brick and white finish pigments.
Piece / projectRectangular quarter-sawn oak coasters with a red resin river.
Piece / projectCircular quarter-sawn oak coasters with a blue resin river.
Piece / projectRectangular quarter-sawn oak coasters with a narrow, light-blue resin feature.
A patterned oak trivet made as a useful everyday object.
03 / THE COLLECTION
Rooms, fitted furniture, and the models used to think them through.
Piece / projectAromatic cedar, rope, and a new spot by the window.
Piece / projectBuilt-in shelving with dark faces and natural wood edges. Designed for the space, not squeezed into it.
Piece / projectA small CNC-cut insert for a mini fridge. Simple, specific, useful.
Built roomA Fusion room model paired with the actual basement construction: exposed drains, supply lines, and the tiled shower that followed. The bathroom now exists in our house.
Built bookshelfA bookshelf made for an angled space in our house, with its original Fusion drawing preserved alongside the built-project story.
Design studyA separate native SketchUp basement model, represented here by its saved interior preview.
Design studyA digital table concept with a dark top, shaped wood support panels, and a scale figure.
Documented constructionA construction record of the basement taking shape, from open framing and concealed services to boarded walls and tiled spaces.
04 / THE COLLECTION
Jigs, clamping, equipment housings, and tools made for another job.
FEATURED CASE STUDYReverse-engineered in Fusion, printed in TPU on a Voron V0.2, and put to work in the CNC tool rack. A documented response to repeated breakage and replacement cost.
Piece / projectA custom flow-hood build that brings a large filter and a purpose-built plywood enclosure together.
Piece / projectCNC-cut panels became a tool for the woodshop. Sometimes making things starts with making the tool.
Piece / projectInstead of buying another set of clamps, I made a fixture around the job in front of me.
Piece / projectA shop-made adjustable jig, followed by a small kitchen fix that put it straight to work.
Piece / projectA shop-built workbench brings the table saw, laminated top, and woodworking vise into one working area.
Piece / projectA shop-made circle-cutting jig, built during a rainy day in the workshop.
05 / THE COLLECTION
Printer builds, modifications, repairs, and compact functional parts.
Build / setupA blue-and-pink printer, a satisfying homing sequence, and a set of M8P-related parts shared on GitHub.
Piece / projectA broken plastic joint became a reverse-engineering project instead of a reason to replace the whole wardrobe.
Piece / projectA reverse-engineered jar lid with a 1/4-inch pitch and a translucent-blue prototype.
Piece / projectA screw-adjustable housing that reuses the Qidi Plus4 tensioner spring, turning a fixed stock arrangement into something a maker can adjust.
Piece / projectGlass covers and printed PETG parts came together in an early Fusion-to-print project.
Piece / projectA 1/32-scale RC spoiler became an experiment in orientation, splitting the part, and avoiding supports.
Build / setupAssembling a small, colorful Voron V0.2. Mechanical parts, electronics, and a banana for scale.
Build / setupThe earlier printer setup: an Ender 3 V2, Raspberry Pi, and OctoPrint, before the later Voron and EffZero builds.
06 / THE COLLECTION
Computers as assembled systems, with the inside and the component choices in view.
Build / setupThe desk and system setup documented with the first custom PC build in June 2021.
Assembled buildA Mini-ITX PC built around a Core Ultra 7 265K, a Gigabyte Eagle RTX 5070 Ti, 64 GB of DDR5, and a 280 mm liquid cooler.
07 / THE COLLECTION
Aircraft builds and configuration work, kept in one flight-focused section.
Build / setupA colorful aircraft build with component selection, wiring, assembly, and configuration behind the playful exterior.
Build / setupA separate ducted FPV aircraft built around a GoPro Bones setup.
Build / setupAn experimental 6S FPV build with documented frame, motor, and flight-controller choices.
08 / THE COLLECTION
Decorative objects, resin experiments, and circuit sculpture.
Piece / projectExposed connections, a sculptural wire frame, and light. An experiment in making the circuit part of the object.
Piece / projectAn early circular resin piece with a copper spiral and a repeating ring of gold triangles.
09 / THE COLLECTION
Collaborative applications and identifiable implementation work.
My chart and data-visualization contribution to a collaborative React and TypeScript application.
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