832 Woodworking

Custom flag on its way to The Fallen Officers Fund. Founded in May of 1998, The FOF assists any active San Diego or Imperial County Law Enforcement Officer during times of crisis. The charity fund helps local, state, and federal officers or their immediate family when financial assistance is needed due to death, injury, accident, or any other tragic event. The FOF also assists the children of fallen officers by helping with the expenses related to their education.

Feels like Spring in San Diego ☀️Redwood raised beds for root vegetables complete. Moving on to beds for the greenhouse next.

Thank you to everyone who came to @fwrdfitness this week to support small business and raise money for @kylierowandfoundation. Our community is second to none and reminds us that giving truly does feel better than receiving. Sometimes life throws up a giant middle finger to the plans we have, and what we know for sure is that the best way to begin to heal is by helping someone else. So, for the remainder of the month of December, we will be donating 100% of our profits to Rady’s Children’s Hospital. Current projects, pieces we have leftover from this week’s event, custom projects: all of it will go to help families who are experiencing what no one ever should. We hope you can help us show up for those who have shown up for us ❤️‍🩹

When we started 832woodworking, we knew that along with creating we also wanted to give back. Over the years we’ve partnered with some amazing charities and have donated thousands thanks to your generosity 💗 For the foreseeable future we will be partnering with Rady‘s Children’s Hospital and donating 20% of every sale to this amazing team of healthcare workers who work miracles for our kids and care for those whose time on earth is far too short. , you are our heroes!

First up: maple, babinga and cherry cutting boards. 16”x14”, with juice grooves and feet. $110.

832 Woodworking on Instagram: "Hi, remember us? It’s been a helluva 10 months for the 832 fam and we appreciate all of the love and support and mostly patience - especially all of you first in our queue who have been waiting for projects all...

Progress! We’ve got paint, a door, a frame for a winch (long gone are the days🤞🏻of flipping massive live edge slabs on our own) and a whole lot of underground plumbing and electrical work that isn’t worthy of a photo.

To say we are proud of this guy, doesn’t quite do the feelings justice. Congratulations to our good buddy and budding woodworker, Max Schaller, on the completion of his Eagle Scout project for the children of The Church of RB! Max began this project with his Dad, Paul, and he finished it with Paul watching over him, no doubt with tremendous pride. We miss Paul so very much, and are so grateful to have a place in Max’s life to help keep Paul’s memory alive.

The walls are closing in …in a good way. Windows, some siding, and check out that framing for a shop bathroom - how bougie 🚽

We lost one of our closest friends this week, and our hearts are broken. Paul was one of a kind - lived to make everyone around him laugh. We feel so fortunate to have had 16 years with him, 16 years of memories we will cherish. Paul was a husband, father, Jet Blue pilot, and an officer in the Naval Reserve. He had a heart of gold, always willing to help others. Please see the link in the comments if you’d like to contribute to Max’s (Paul and Cory’s 16 year old son) college fund. Rest peacefully, Catbox.

We’ve got concrete and a wall-ish! And fun fact, this space is 300sqft. bigger than our first home 🤯 is another day closer to being back in business 🙌🏻