Geppedo’s Work Shop

Church pew into a window table.

Cooler table

Installing a fence from Cedar.

Made new countertops for Sidelines Sports Bar.

Finished this beautiful Red Cedar table. I used a rust color pigment to complete the perfect match. The customer purchased legs, that just made the table complete.

Customer picked up his table today. Black Walnut and Smokey epoxy on bottom layer then I used clear for the rest. This way you could see the amazing depth of the wood.

Another Epoxy countertop looking great. The customer had Formica tops and she wanted a new sink. Now she is very happy with the black epoxy and black sparkle.

I made a three tier mantle out of Hickory for a customer last week. I used a French cleat to mount it.

Had the opportunity to convert this front hall closet into a mudroom type bench in storage. The customer was extremely happy with all the extra space.

This was a great project. It was involved but satisfying. Not a bad looking basement.

This display cabinet is made of solid Maple. I believe it will outlast myself. I’m delivering another one tomorrow.

Loading another piece on to the trailer. The customer is having a wedding this Saturday and needs it before then. No sleep for a few days.

Two bedside tables are being loaded on the trailer, I have nine more pieces to look over and load for delivery.

Delivered this crazy table yesterday. They wanted two coolers in the table.

Another desk traveling to NYC. This one is solid White Oak 10ft x 42” weighs over 400 lbs. I had to make it fit into elevator. So it breaks down into 10 pieces. That was the hard part.

I had the extreme pleasure of making a sign for the other guy who doesn’t know what retirement is. Jim Magyar owner of Kenmore Fish Market, thanks for the opportunity. I’ll see you soon for some dinner. All my friendsi will see you there I’m sure.

I got the chance to make two Hickory mantels. I think they came out sharp. Enjoy Mike.

I had the job of doing a face lift on this Tonawanda home. I had to make several new cabinets, move a stove, and change all the wood to Oak. I made all the doors and poured all new countertops with epoxy. Then for the first time I made a slide out garbage cabinet. Before I finished I installed LED lights under her cabinets. I saved the customer over $20,000 by refacing her solid wood cabinets instead of her buying new particle board cabinets.

Completed this stove top tray for a customer. Don’t think I could have picked a better stain. Turned out better than I imagined.

Three completed and delivered to Manhattan. Only six more to do. These desks were ordered from a company called Nice Shoes. The make movies and Commercials. You will probably see numerous on Super Bowl Sunday. These desks way over 400 pounds each. Lifting then in the truck was not fun.

Made this table for a customer who wanted two coolers and a hole for a umbrella in the table. I gave it a little extra by sectioning it off and inlaying black epoxy outlining the sections.

Made this "Noodle board" for a friend. I wasn't sure what it was until I put it on her stove. Then I realized why she was so happy. It really looked great.

Had a chance to epoxy a bathroom countertop made of concrete. I originally made the countertops awhile ago but he was looking for a stone or granite look and durability. So this is what I came up with.

Just completed this before my surgery. Of course it was supposed to be a simple remodel, but like everything things got crazy. These beams weigh a lot and not easy to hang. Making the cabinet for him also was a challenge because I would work all day then go to the shop and work on the cabinet.

So I finished up a backsplash and installed some LED lighting throughout my sister's kitchen. She is very happy now. She purchased the mosaic piece above the stove and convinced me to squeeze her in.

Customer wanted a his and hers desk with matching shelves. You can now add welder to my skills.

Just completed these two fireplaces. I had a chance to hire my brother to do the stone work this time. Let the professionals do what they do best. Anyway the customer is very happy with the results.

Remember the his and hers desk I made? Well I got a call from the customer and they wanted a matching bookshelf. So I came up with this.

Made four doors for a young couple to give their wall unit a cleaner look.

Delivered the hardest bench I ever had to make. It came out great, took some time to complete though. I guess I should have paid more attention in Geometry. They were placing it in front of a window that had a heat vent below. They didn't want to loose the vent, so I positioned the vent to run underneath.