Harrison Handmade Co.

Another shot of my guitar. Beautiful grain, nice binding.

Still working on my guitar

Just finished this shelf. Live edge Ash with railway spikes for hooks.

Welcome back old friend.

I started hogging out some wood for the Mahogany neck.

Here is my prototype guitar label for my first Harrison Handmade Guitar. Laser etched Baltic Birch.

Progress photos of my current project.

Currently at Jacked Up. Come over for a coffee.

My current piece requires specific details and dimensions.

Here’s a look at my 1963 Harmony yellow Arch top with faux grain. Birch body with a painted maple neck. Non adjustable steel truss rod and the original pick guard.

Check out the beautiful sky we were riding under today.

Sideline seat upgrade. Thank you BMO staff for taking care of us.

Civic long weekend SALE. $160.

Bar top complete. I’m pleased with the final product. Thank you for those who helped me deliver this project, couldn’t do it without such a great community of craftsmen.

A glimpse of the bar top. Stay tuned.

This is your last chance to get a handmade wooden balance bike from Harrison Handmade. These are the last ones ever to be made. $180

What a great bike. An early morning solo ride to Port Hope. The Canadian Maple still exists.

Full restoration of this garden bench. I used Sapele and sealed it with a durable exterior paint. so I don’t suspect it will rot any time soon.

Specific details for this custom phone table.

“Robin can you make a picnic table?”
Aaahh ... Yes.

First of two epoxy pours. Live edge Ash bar top.

Almost ready for the epoxy flood coat. Some final crack and hole filling.

Black epoxy gap filler.

There is something quite satisfying about using an antique draw knife.

First piece completed with my new hook knife. A wee spoon.

Today’s remedial work is geometry and physics. I made a round paper airplane. It totally works.

Does anyone have a hook knife to sell or lend me? Right hand.

This finishes it off wonderfully.

This finishes it off wonderfully.

I named him Elmer.

Just need to do some finishing, it’ll be ready for Christmas.

Tap dance practice board. Baltic Birch ply, handles to move it around, poly finish for some added durability.

Kickstand for the balance bikes

Now a couple of cabinet doors for the top. Almost done.

How do you like the herringbone whitewash backing?

Progress shot of the Hall tree.

My new favourite coffee joint. Brock Street Espresso.

Blue.

Cosmopolitan Pink.