My friends just had a new baby girl, so I figured she might need a toy.

Earrings seemed like a perfect way to get the most out of those little bits.

It occurred to me that our drummer could potentially make good use of a woodblock as part of the kit.

My brother's wife sent me a picture of a hat rack she found online and asked if I could make something similar.

The idea popped into my head one day of making a wooden flashlight as a lathe project.

The cab came without a grill cover on it, which I knew when I purchased it, so I thought maybe I could make one for it.

I wanted it to represent some of the character of Oregon, like expansive skies, layered landscape, elevation, and rugged terrain.

This was my first attempt at a table, so I didn't know what I was in for.

My friend Julie gave me a couple pen blanks from an old whiskey barrel.

A couple years ago someone inquired about me building a bookshelf.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.