Revival Timberhaus

It's time for a bittersweet announcement. After five years in full-time business, we've made the difficult decision to close Revival Timberhaus's doors. This is truly a bittersweet time for my family, but we're thankful we serve a faithful God who loves and leads us. Pray for us as we embark on our next adventure (TBD), and thank you for your support over the years. I'd be remiss if I didn't say a special thank you to Anders Henson and Katie and family as well; we couldn't have come this far without you, and words can't describe how grateful we are for you. -- Brandon (and Jordan)

'The faithful love of the Lord never ends! His mercies never cease. Great is his faithfulness; his mercies begin afresh each morning. I say to myself, “The Lord is my inheritance; therefore, I will hope in him!”' -- Lamentations 3:22-24

MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING A BREEZE!!!

Need a Christmas gift idea? Buy a handmade, solid walnut charcuterie board for your loved one. These one-of-a-kind heirloom pieces are beautiful and utilitarian, and you'll be supporting your *favorite* small business in the process.

-$125: w/the Revival Timberhaus logo (as pictured)
-$175: personalized w/last name (see example image)
-$20: shipping (if you're not local and able to receive delivery)

***We have 21 to sell; listing will be removed once supplies are gone
***Payment will be accepted via Venmo or Zelle

Here is a 2 piece build we recently delivered consisting of a round counter height table and a 10’ long counter height bar. Games are going to be easier to gather around in this basement.

I needed to weld this nut inside this 1” x 3” metal pipe. I made this template to weld it in the dead middle on both ends to line it up with a recessed hole that was already in the leg of the table it was to be attached to. I made this template out of a scrap piece of 3/4” ply. It held it tight in place, in the middle, and was able to be remixed once I tacked the nut in place.

Clamping to mark, hogging out with Forstner bits, then a square router bit, and refining to the marked line with the chisels, (1/2” and fishtail). How do you do it.

Sneak peek!!! Stay tuned for this beauty.

Couldn’t resist posting this in a different light!

So I had the privilege to make another one of these 6v6, expandable,foosball tables. As always, with version 2 comes upgrades and they include, angled corners (so the ball doesn’t get stuck behind the goalkeeper) and improved bushings (for foosing).

A lot of metal fabrication in the shop this week. These went off to powder coat today. Stay tuned for the finished product!

Almost finished… here are the slat walls with seating booths in place, now just missing the tables.

Hard to beat Rubio Monocoat - Pure on Walnut, however this is the first time I applied Pure on rustic white oak, and it’s awesome!

Installed these 12’ slat walls in an upcoming apartment amenities room in Gwinnett. Tomorrow the booths and tables go in. Thanks for the paint and for extra space to make them in.