Dads are worth celebrating even when they aren’t behind the grill 🥩 
AZ ➡️ OH It’s not often that we have totally new woods in the shop to build with, so it’s exciting to get all this mesquite in from Arizona for a few up coming tables. The second I saw it I thought of the scene from Nemo and Bruce the shark saying “Mesquite is for tables not for smoking” 😂 🦈 
Ending the week with a big epoxy pour and then running off to the lake to hide from my anxiety of it leaking all over the place 🙏🏻😅 
Simple & Classy kitchen table. Wouldn’t mind drinking coffee at this every morning ☕️ 
Gonna need a bigger vacuum.. 💨 
Wavy slab to flat slab 🤘🏻 -Rip -Get sawdust out of shoes -Flatten -Get more sawdust out of shoes -Riiiiiiip it again -Squish back together -💁🏻♂️ 
Each table we make is unique. Even when designs are similar to ones we’ve done before, each one is made up of pieces full of their own character that then come together to be the table you bring your people to. It’s exciting every time we build one because there’s this moment, somewhere in the middle of the process, where you can really start to see what all those pieces of wood will look like as one. It’s humbling to be able to slap our name on it. 
We’ve recently been trying to find fun ways to use pieces from the table making process in little things that go with your table and in that we found out: 1. Kelsey is really good at floating stuff in epoxy. 2. Epoxy is impossible to get off your pants. 3. Wood shavings look 🔥 in epoxy coasters. Really soon we’ll start to have little guys like this listed on our site to pair up with your table 🙌🏼