Here are photos of some things I’ve made. Several are for sale on the shop page. If you see something you like that isn’t in stock and you want a customized version, head over to the custom page so I can make something awesome for you.
New Hampshire home wall piece featuring two layers of birch plywood. I cut this by hand on the scroll saw. Available online!
Wooden cake knife made from maple and walnut. Available online!
One of my wife's pinterest finds. I made this on the scroll saw out of birch plywood.
Craft fair display of some of my wooden ornaments. These are maple and cedar cut by hand on the scroll saw. Ornaments available online!
My dear picky mother-in-law with her pizza peel birthday present. She approved of the gift.
Custom Maine home sign made from birch plywood on the scroll saw.
This is my very first wood working project. An apple shaped cutting board I made for my mom when I was 8 years old. My mom still uses this cutting board.
A key chain made from purple heart and zebra wood. It's funny how good the state of NH feels in your hand as a key chain. This item is available online!
A custom Sasquatch ornament that has become one of the favorites that I've made on the scroll saw. I'd be happy to make your ideas come to life, just head to the custom page and let me know.
3 foot tall fork and spoon pieces I made for my cousin's family. His wife is from the Philippines and she wanted this traditional decoration in their house. I carved the tiki figures by hand and engraved the flag of the Philippines with an engraving tool.
Birch plywood scroll saw portrait of my kids. Cut by hand (no laser cutting for picky mother-in-laws).
Walnut wood cheese board with leaf inlay that I made for my picky mother-in-law. Great for cutting cheese or refrigerated cookie dough.
This maple sign hangs in my picky mother-in-law's living room.
My daughter put in a special request for this sign in her room. Made of poplar and painted in her favorite color, pink.
One of the first 3d printed lithophanes I made. This is from a picture of my son and I. The image comes to life when backlit. Custom night lights available online!
My mom asked for this sign for her door. Poplar cut out on the scroll saw. Painted with some help from my daughter.
Oversize maple cutting board with Montana and heart inlay I made for my mom. She makes amazing cards and uses this to cut her paper crafts on.
Another poplar sign by request for my mom. This is hanging in her craft room.
Lithophane ornament from a picture of my daughter and I. Made with the 3d printer. 3d printed ornaments available online!
Bandsaw box made from birch plywood and walnut wood. I made this for my dad. It was one of the first projects I did with the bandsaw.
3d printed night light I made for my mom. This is from a picture of her with my son. Custom night lights are available online!
I made this hand-cut piece for my cousin's baby room. It was quite a challenge to get that swoopy font just right on such a big piece, but my cousin was psyched.
Full display from a craft fair featuring night lights, ornaments, signs, and pencil boxes. My picky mother-in-law helped me set up the table.
These are my first few versions of NH key chains. Zebra wood with a purple heart inlay. Available online!
Hand cut walnut sign with resin, 3d printed back and LED lights inside. The lights change colors with the push of a button. I made this for my brother and his soap company. Click on the picture to check out his website and get yourself some F.G. Soap!
I made some wooden sunglasses just to see if I could do it. They aren't my everyday sunglasses, but they work fairly well and it was a super fun project.
This is a hand carved Santa I made for my mom. It's definitely one of my favorite pieces I've carved.
Three hearts by request for my mother-in-law's dining room. I cut them out of poplar on the scroll saw and she painted them.
Walnut and maple pencil box. The inside of the eraser box and pencil spot are flocked to give them a velvet kind of texture.
Wooden puzzle made from birch and plywood on the scroll saw. This was one of my first projects on the scroll saw. Following the grain lines on the wood is the best way to put it together.
An assortment of ornaments cut by hand on the scroll saw.
Wooden ipad stand made from reclaimed mahogany and a basswood cookie for the base. Magnetic top piece and rotating stand. Available soon on the shop page!
Custom light house ornament hand cut out of maple. This is one of my new favorite designs.
Custom maple state outline ornaments made by request. Colorado, D.C., Vermont, and New Hampshire.
These are custom made British Columbia and Cape Cod keychains. They are hand cut on the scroll saw and filled with clear resin for extra strength. I just love the way zebra wood looks on small stuff like this.
Custom gorilla ornament made from zebra wood with the scroll saw.
Custom cribbage board I made for my uncle. It's got a magnetic bottom with storage for cards and pegs. "That's a go" as they say in the game.
This is one of the first detailed ornaments I made. It was a present for my mom a few years ago. I think I've improved my technique since then.
Custom poplar signs I did for a nautical themed bathroom and bedrooms.
My daughter wanted to be She-ra for Halloween so we made her this awesome sword out of a pine board. I cut the sword and engraved the lines and she did the painting and attached the gem (with a little help from mom).
New cheese board made with walnut, maple, izombe, spalted hackberry, and purple heart. My daughter made the "Dad's wood" sign. She wants to go door to door to ask our neighbors if they want to buy one. I'm hiring her as my new marketing director.
Custom maple and purple heart cutting board I made for my brother. It has a plate notch so you can slide the food you cut right onto a plate.
This is a custom wine box with a walnut lid and inlay done by hand on the scroll saw. Super meticulous details like that take time, but are incredibly gratifying.
Maple business card holders with an assist from the laser engraver on the logos.
Zebrawood ornaments with a maple tooth. Great gifts for dental hygienists.
Wine box with a hand cut inlay of some wine glasses.
My daughter and I made this dragonfly magnet intarsia style with multiple pieces of walnut. We burned the wing lines by hand.
My son thought my cake knives needed a little extra pop so he came up with the "cake machete." It cuts cake super great and looks nice on display by some cutting boards too.
This is a monstara leaf-shaped charcuterie board with walnut for the stem and lines, cherry for the leaf, and resin for the holes.
Cherry wood made a perfect background for this laser burned tool ornament I designed. The holes are cut out on the scroll saw so it doesn't have burn marks.
You can always count on mom to save your art projects. These are hand-carved holiday figures and ornaments from 2007. It's fun to look back and see how different I do things now.
Custom coffin-shaped cribbage board. Magnetic closure and a space for storing cards and pegs.