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Pennsylvania Threshing Floor Table
The wood used on the Table top came from a Barn built in the 1840’s in Pennsylvania. The Wood type is Hemlock Pine. The original size of the boards were 15 feet long, 20 inches wide and 2” thick and as straight as could be. The purpose of these boards was they were used to be a Threshing Floor. The Threshing floor was the 2nd floor in the Barn. Threshing is the process of removing corn and wheat from the stem of the plant. The threshing barn was also invented by President George Washington in 1797. These Boards also have a unique “divot” in them and is believed to be caused from cattle when it was a tree. On the edge of the boards is a few spots of the original barn paint as well. Its crazy to think this wood served its purpose in a Barn in the 1840’s (over 150 years ago) and now has a totally new purpose as a beautiful dining Table.
Pennsylvania threshing floor Kitchen Island
At the end of the pictures is the barn the countertop wood came from. It was a mill in Pennsylvania over 100 years old. The wood was the sub floor and the “waves” in the wood is caused from the wagons that were pulled on top of them years ago. The boards were true hemlock pine 2×12 with original tongue & groove. One of the original “groove boards” is intact on the front edge. The countertop features 8 boards with 2 layers of 4 boards. It also has 4 original square pegs in the top. There are 6 legs to support the weight of the top, 5 legs came from a mill in North Texas. The 6th leg came from the same barn in Pennsylvania as the tops. The average size is 6”x6” for the legs The frames and trim are made out of true 2”x4” wood I got here in Smithville. It was actually the first real 2×4 I have ever seen which was really cool.
Barnwood Vanity
This Vanity was ordered from a local bathroom restoration business man. The owner of the house is one of the largest hay producers in the country. During the bathroom remodel he tore down the sheet rock and found that there was an original tongue and groove wall behind the sheetrock that was falling about and no longer needed to support the walls. So I was asked to make a wheelchair accessible vanity for this customer out of this 100 year old wood from the original walls in his home. The door handles and drawer pulls are pieces of the original tongue on the wood. The paint on some boards is the original paint as well. The drawer boxes are 3/4” maple with soft closing drawer slides and hinges. The customer will install a custom cut marble countertop with single sink.
100 year old Hand Hewn Beam Mantel
Dimensional Red Oak Kitchen Island
Custom Boat Flooring
I recently completed a challenging and labor-intensive project, designing and installing a full marine mat floor for a boat. The outcome exceeded my expectations, and I am ready to take on similar projects. The new flooring provides enhanced comfort for the boat’s occupants by reducing heat from the metal floor and boasts an impressive appearance. Although the project was complicated by the lack of a digitizer, I overcame this by carefully measuring and cutting each piece by hand, creating custom cardboard templates as necessary. The project required around 50 hours to complete, from measurement to installation. I am pleased with the result and look forward to future boat flooring projects.
Barnwood Bathroom Countertops
I was able to get these truly one of a kind Bathroom countertops installed today. These were made out of 6“x6” Beams and true 2”x4” Boards all from the early 1900’s. They’re also free-floating even with being 100lbs+ each. The home builders will add the sit on top sinks soon. This was by far the biggest project I have made so far. Stay tuned to see the Kitchen Island that will match these countertops!
Cedar A-Frame Swing
This Cedar Swing was built from scratch, by far my favorite Cedar Project to date!
Cornhole Boards
Cornhole Boards is what got me into the woodworking Business. In High School I was asked to make a set for a family friend and a it turned into a huge domino effect. Shuck it Cornhole was my first business and made several Hundred sets of Cornhole Boards that helped pay for my College and got me into Woodworking.
