Dutch Lumber Co

This walnut coffee table was a blast to make! Was quite the drawn out project the past few months but it’s finally finished and for sale!

Found this piece, soon to be coffee table, at Beneath the Bark, LLC. It is one of my favorite pieces I’ve worked on. Loving the waves/curls in the middle!

The first layer of epoxy is poured on these walnut and maple river tables! Excited for how they’ll turn out! A little less excited for the amount of sanding hours coming up 😂

At first, this was supposed to be a quick temporary countertop made out of ripped and glued pine while we picked out and ordered granite. Now we're thinking we might hold off on the granite for a while longer. Really love how well the Waterlox Sealer and Finish (food safe) went on with the first counter top pieces. The 7'x4' island piece and floating shelves are patched and almost ready for stain & finish. Now to see how long it handles the wear and tear of 4 kids 😂

5 months after moving from Iowa to Wisconsin and diving into a kitchen renovation that extended to much more of the house than just the kitchen 😬, the shop is getting set up and ready for some projects! I don't think there is a better project to start with. These 8' walnut slabs are going to be a dining room table for a benefit auction. The lumber and labor to prep/flatten the slabs have all been donated by some amazing people & businesses. A big thank you to Todd Huemann (Huemann well and pump service) and Beneath the Bark, LLC (Brian Stratton) for donating slabs, labor, and equipment to mill and flatten these! More details about the benefit auction and how you can get in on the bidding coming soon!

The end is in sight with this 7’ TV stand! With some door paint and a few shelves, this will be movie ready! 🎬🍿

…I’m going to include the workbench with this if I can’t get it down.

Had a blast making this walnut desk. Finding all the walnut hiding out in the attic was definitely a plus.

Trying out for the first time and I don’t think it’ll be the last.

It’s always a good day when 70 board ft and 5 cookie slabs of walnut were hiding in a corner of your attic.

Trying something new with these cross half lap table legs. If you were waiting for your glue to set, what would your “waiting for glue to set” song be?

Well, here we go! Kicking off the first post on social media! If you already followed this page and have no clue what it is, you’re in luck! First off, my name is Brennon and I officially started Dutch Lumber Co in January. My interest in woodworking really got started when I was a kid by “helping” my grandpa work on some amazing projects in his workshop. Just shy of 90, he’s still a phenomenal woodworker and usually my go-to for advice. I’m really grateful to share that passion with him. In the past 5 years I really started dabbling more in the craft and finally made the jump to make a business out of one of my favorite passions. So, there’s just a little snippet of what Dutch Lumber Company is. Thanks for following along!

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