Once in a while, I remind myself that sometimes, a piece can be simple and even ordinary, and that can be enough.

Finally, it was time to build the physical grinder stand.

My Aunt's birthday is on Halloween, so I thought I could make a bowl that would work on both levels.

When I first started dabbling with woodworking a few years ago, I decided it was time to put something on that wall.

I made this bowl several weeks ago, but it has been waiting its turn for a long time.

I had been lugging my bass guitar around in a cheap, thin gig bag with a broken zipper for years. It was past time to replace it.

Full disclosure: I made a smaller version of this bowl first, and right before it was finished, I accidentally destroyed it.

She requested I make a locked box for our peanut butter...

I had a beautiful piece of Black Walnut left over from another project. The grain was too nice to toss...

About a year ago, I met a new friend, and that friend needed a prayer kneeler as a gift to another friend of theirs.

A turned Maple burl urn (or some kind of vessel).

I'm not going to walk through all the steps of finishing up this project, because it's time to wrap this thing up and get to the good part.

When we decided to add a few more knives to it, I realized the knives had outgrown the block. Time to make a knife block.

Several years ago I decided to design a toilet paper bar for our bathroom.

Designing and building a custom floating vanity for a bathroom remodeling project

New custom lathe stand with drawers.

Devon and I thought it would be nice if there was a shelf under our dining room window so Lucy could sit in the window.

One of the issues of Woodcraft magazine had a tutorial for woodturning an inside-out cake stand.

My wife, Devon, needed an improved storage solution in her closet.

I had seen a few variations of how to make a snare drum, so I decided to give it a try.