Timber Art by Marcin Przybycien

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Alder wood front door in works, will post pictures of finished product once it’s done

My zebra wood project is coming along, but there are still some elements to be completed, such as drawers and a matching front. I look forward to finishing it up.

Today was a busy day, I made significant progress. The customer is presently in Europe, and my objective is to finalize the project before their return.

Unleash your unique style with the upcoming custom hood!

I'm not just building an entertainment center, I'm crafting a work of art. It's gonna be so big, so bold, so full of excitement, you'll need to sign a waiver before you can even look at it! Can't wait to show you the final masterpiece!

New and updated version.

Focused on significant endeavors, anticipating a speedy finalization to proudly display the impressive achievements!

It’s alive 🙂, my favorite finish linseed oil.

Winged Hussar, one of my favorite carvings, I will be adding this to my Etsy store soon. Or if you are interested DM me. Walnut more detailed plaque coming soon!

5 Reasons the Winged Hussars Are Among the Greatest Fighters of All Time

1. They Defeated Nearly Every "Unstoppable" Empire That Came at Them
When history buffs bring up the three most formidable empires in history, they'll often include the Ottoman Empire, the Russian Empire and the Khanates. Smack dab in the middle of those three was the little commonwealth of Polish-Lithuania. As history buffs also know, everyone always tries to come grab a piece of Poland. What kept them at bay for so long were Winged Hussars.

The Ottomans? The Hussars charged through Vienna like it was nothing. The Russians? They toppled Ivan the Terrible in the dead of winter. The Khanates? There's a reason the Mongols, and, eventually, the succeeding khanates, never made it past Poland and into Europe

2. Their Wings Weren't Just for Decoration
It might sound silly that heavily armored cavalrymen felt the need to include giant, feathery wings on either their saddles or their backs, but it wasn't just a fashion statement. It was an effective strategy.

Hussars were shock troops, meaning that they needed to instill as much fear as they could as fast and effectively as they could -- before the enemy has a chance to realize what's going on. In an era when it was unlikely that you'd ever even see a neighboring city, what were you supposed to make of the rapidly approaching, heavily armed legion of vengeful, glittering angels?

3. They Adapted Extremely Well to Fi****ms
As new technologies are introduced to the battlefield, old tactics get thrown out. No single piece of military tech changed warfare quite like fi****ms.

Fi****ms instantaneously made arrows obsolete and swords pointless -- if you can keep your distance. The Hussars never really got the memo, though, and they'd still charge into battle, decked out in armor that could take a bullet or two and close the distance before their enemy got a chance to reload.

The Hussars eventually got their own fi****ms, which meant their enemies now had to deal with a heavily armored Hussars charging at them with spears, swords, war hammers and rifles.

4. They Put the Battle of Thermopylae to Shame
Everyone praises the Spartans for pitting 300 troops against the mighty Persian army. But when you start looking deeper into it, you'll quickly realize there are plenty of things they left out for the sake of the comic (and, later, film adaption), like the actual numbers of Greeks aiding them and how poorly trained most of the Persians were. The Spartans were bad*sses, yes, but some elements of their most famous tale are questionable.

Want to know who undoubtedly pulled off a heroic victory when faced with 62-to-1 odds? The Polish Winged Hussars.

A 400-strong Hussar unit was being attacked on two fronts by the 25,000+ Crimean Khanate forces, and they were backed into the tiny village of Hodow. The Hussars had only a single night to turn the town into a fortress, to defend themselves with no supplies and no backup.

The Crimean forces raided the half-defended town and ran out of ammunition so fast that they needed to turn enemy arrows fired at them into improvised rounds for their long rifles. Six hours of intense fighting later, and the Crimean Khanate started to retreat. The dust settled, and thousands of the Khanate Tatars lay dead on the floor while less then a hundred Hussars had fallen.

5. They Never Really Went Away
As tanks took over the battlefield, people generally stopped riding into battle on horses. For the Polish, that was kind of true. Officially, the Winged Hussars ended in the 1770s because of political reforms, but heavily geared-out, horse-mounted, Polish troops existed throughout World War I and World War II.

Since Poland was being attacked from all sides and had little room to breathe, local militias needed to pick up some of the slack. The militias didn't have tanks, but the farmers did have horses, rifles and an undying will to fight.

Today, their spirit lives on with the Polish Land Forces' 11th Armored Cavalry Division.

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I Love delivering finished products to happy and excited customers. This Tiger Maple wood was treated with Iron Nitrate and heated up to achieve absolutely amazing pattern and 3D look, no stains were used on this project.

I teamed up with Artisan Restoration, Inc. on this one they did absolutely fantastic automotive topcoat on this table, I highly recommend them for any type of finishes you need, Thank you 🙏

Get ready for a large entertainment center with some hidden gems.

Plywood or art? Why choose just one when you can have both? H2O

The latest project I worked on has some finer points worth mentioning!

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Sold 2 of those on Etsy, Life is Good 🙂 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Making this was an absolute joy!

Quick cedar build.

Check this out if you are In the area, it might be a fun event.

Pour Your Own Epoxy (May 16th at Big Storm Brewing, Tampa, FL) Join us for this informative, fun class, creating your own charcuterie board or lazy susan! These boards will be made with black walnut and other various hardwoods, and epoxy. You will choose your own colors when you arrive. Attendees will have the choice of up to 2 colors of epoxy. This specific cl...

The most epic flying shelves you've ever seen!

Created this gem in the past and it continues to impress! ❤️

Need cabinets that are both functional and stylish? Look no further! We specialize in building custom cabinetry that meets all your storage needs while also adding a touch of personalized style to your space.

Little update from my shop today.

My recent cabinet build!

Walnut with brass inlays

Little fun project

Decorative panel

Most recent project! Many hours and lots of stress to get to this point

Custom A/C vent