Service to Craft
A woodworking class for veterans. Each student chooses a piece worth keeping and builds it start to finish, with real joinery and real tools.
Furniture with honest construction and visible joinery, made in a small shop outside Winston-Salem. I also teach people to build their own.
A woodworking class for veterans. Each student chooses a piece worth keeping and builds it start to finish, with real joinery and real tools.
Build a sturdy three-legged stool and learn the angles, layout and fitting that make a splayed-leg piece sit flat on any floor.
A three-tier hanging shelf in the Shaker tradition: simple lines, careful proportion and joinery that shows how it's made.
Dates and sign-ups are listed with each session at sawtooth.org.
I build furniture I'd want to live with for decades: plain, well made and easy to repair.
I'm a retired Navy Chief and a fine arts student, working from a 24 by 30 foot shop at home in Lewisville. My work leans on Shaker, Scandinavian and mid-century furniture, and on geometry more than ornament.
Teaching is a big part of the work. I want people to leave a class with a piece they value and the confidence to make the next one.
Questions about classes, teaching or collaborating. I'm not taking furniture commissions right now.