A look at the materials and the workshop behind every piece — what goes into them, and what they're made with.
Every piece uses carefully selected materials and is finished by hand, one at a time.
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Mostly solid pine, chosen board by board for grain and character rather than pulled off a stack. Where a piece suits it, I use reclaimed pallet wood instead.
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Timber stained by hand to bring out the grain, often pairing a darker centre with a lighter frame. The stain sits in the wood rather than on top of it, so the figure still shows through.
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Sanded up through the grits, then sealed, oiled or stained depending on what the piece needs.
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Measured in millimetres and checked twice before anything is cut or drilled, because timber doesn't forgive mistakes.
Everything is made in my own workshop — no outsourcing, no third parties, just me and the kit below.
Hand Tools
Chisels, hand planes and saws for the detail work, plus clamps in quantity — there's never such a thing as enough clamps.
Power Tools
Table saw and mitre saw for accurate cuts, a router and router table for edges and recesses, a pillar drill, and Forstner bits for clean, flat-bottomed holes.
Measuring & Marking
Squares, gauges and rules worked to the millimetre, with plans drawn up properly before any timber goes near a blade.
Dust Extraction
A wet and dry extractor connected straight to the tools — safer to work in, and a cleaner surface to finish on.
Have a look at the pieces coming out of the workshop, or head to the shop to buy.