I guess this is furniture? And art. And bikes (at least in sprit).
My favorite table so far!
When I decided to leave the last company I worked for, they were in midst of relocating to a new building, wanted something to make the space more their own. I recommend some branded/unique furniture, then they offered to pay me to design and fab it, so I said sure. A parting gift for all the years I spent working to make that company (viable, functional, profitable). I had fun making it and turns out they liked it too.
Welded steel frame, ‘bar top’ height.
Plywood w/ wood-burned logos (using steel stencils).
Finished w/ bar-top epoxy.
Shows company locations: Central TX, Amsterdam, and Zwolle.
~3yrs after making this table, I visited their facility and this table is still in daily use, and still looks great.
Butcher Block Table, Upgrades and Repairs
You know those times when your butcher block table starts turning back into a bunch of separate sticks!? A couple of friends had that problem and called me. They wanted to keep the wood w/ the patina, ditch the wimpy legs, make the table back into ONE piece, and add storage underneath.
I would not call myself a furniture restoration expert, but I figured it out.
Once that was done, the fun part started with the steel!
The cool part was that they wanted the insides of the drawers engraved with their family crest as well as their motto. The engraving came out FANTASTIC!
Patio Benches
Doesn't get much easier than this, some tube steel and wood.
Robot Table
Not everyone will agree with the aesthetic of this table. I couldn't help it though...I have a soft spot in my heart for "Steampunk". I'll always love uselessly complex modern things made to look old. This table is certainly uselessly complex, but it's fantastic. The only thing I didn't design/fab myself were LED strips and fasteners.
Kid's Table, Swing Out Drawers
Cool hide-away drawers for all the crayons and half eaten sandwiches that kids like to hide in their rooms.
Mesqweet
Laser scanned the wood so I could snuggle up steel panels next to it, making it more uniform.
Magazine Rack
Check it out! It holds magazines!
My first try at "machine turning" or "jeweling".
Flying Tiger Table
Still one of my favorite creations. Kinda wish I hadn't sold it, but it went to a good home.
Tower of Awesome
Turns out when kids want to help momma and I cook stuff, their tiny bodies can’t get up to counter top level. So I designed this...Ye Olde Tower of Awesome. Just look at his little diaper butt up there making cakes.
