Hill Country Woodworks

Sapele stereo cabinet. This customer still has a bunch of cds. Hold on to your physical media! No need to point out that the end bays are different sizes, they are supposed to be.

We will happily work with customer supplied wood, but it’s very rarely as nice as this local walnut.

Ash and walnut bookshelves. I sometimes wonder where the things we make will be in a hundred years. No real conclusions, but I know these chunky boys will still be around.

And, here’s the table I was supposed to make when I made the pedestal version.

I found a loophole to “every mistake can be fixed”. You just have to make the wrong piece of furniture! I read the order incorrectly and made a pedestal instead of a four legged base. So, if you, or anyone you know, need a 44” walnut table, I’ve got one I can give you a good deal on…

Mid week, mid century. These are for different customers, but they would go well together.

It’s a good problem to have, but it’s still a problem. When I ordered 30bf of 8/4 sapele, I wasn’t expecting it to show up as one board. I don’t know if I can stomach cutting this up.

Another dresser! This one has friends though.

Cherry, maple, and maple and cherry dressers seem to be popular lately. One of these has a secret, but it will remain a secret.

New year, new desk!