Jethro's Relics

Midway through the top build of this square coffee table. Using the stack of oak from the previous post in hopes of giving it a fabulous second life.

Our former page on Insta, Jethro’s Relics, was hacked sometime back. And to be honest, despite trying to reclaim the page, it became easier to let it go and see what might be under the sawdust and shavings. And so, I would like to welcome you along as I try to figure out what that is and hopefully have some fun building along the way.
Also, I couldn’t think of a good first photo and saw this from the other day so I guess it can work 😁🧡

Finished up cuts and layout for our next countertop. Going for more of a butcher block style with this one. Planning and laminating start this week.

We are finally coming to the end of this wonderful barn door build and I’m so excited to get it out of the shop and see it up in its permanent home.

Another late night of laying out this very intricate herringbone barn door.

One of our most ambitious barn door builds so far, but a real joy to take on.

One of our latest countertops installed in its new home. Definitely one of our favorites.

Another journey in joinery on a laundry room countertop.

A busy February here in the shop. Couple of countertops in the works and preparing for a herringbone barn door. Put together this sample mock-up of the door for the client and Orr-Reed.

Wrapped on this pair of lovely rustic window shutters that will be mounted on a sliding track at their new home. Built with some incredible 3” & 5” dirty top pine s3s from . Enjoying all the different builds coming out of the shop at
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Another beautiful countertop finished and heading to it’s new home. This antique virgin from the Zimmerman mill, that was used to build the original stables at , has been some of my favorite to come through the yard at . May it live a long second life and serve its new family well. -
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