Capital Joinery LLC

Picked up a bit of a project. Yates American Y-30 bandsaw I’ve always wanted. Last photo is a visit to Pleasant St Machinery to scavenge for parts. What do you call a group of Y-30’s? A flock? A dustup?

Ash canoe benches finished. I’ll have to post some more photos when they are living in their natural habitat at International Crane Foundation

Ash canoes? Ash benches? Or both, for a local nature center.

Scrap wood too pretty for the scrap pile so I created these sweet sounding rattles. Link in Instagram bio.

The log is now a table. Pretty neat trick. Scroll to the end.

Reassembled walnut log. To be reassembled again as a table.

Curly cherry kitchen cabinet. Thanks Amanda and Kevin for working with me on your awesome new cabinet.

Stereo cabinet of Birdseye Maple and Padauk.

New batch of table slabs. American chestnut (extremely rare since the blight ), walnut, ash and cherry. Live or square edge. Come in and take a look.

Cherry dressers underway.

Walnut slab dining table. Another project from last year. Or ‘21?

Quarter sawn white oak cabinet to match arts and crafts bathroom. I lost my phone last year so gotta post some work you all missed.

It’s been a bit. Table and benches of ash for the Andersons. Somehow some dude got in the shot.

Wharton Esherick inspired library stool in black walnut.

Curly spalted maple cabinet with African mahogany base and handles.

Cherry bed with tons of storage. Upholstery by

There’s been call for stereo cabinets lately.

Stereo cabinet in place with components installed.

Stereo cabinet of Sapele and figured western maple. Oil finish. Ready for delivery and stereo components.

White oak credenza with clear finish.

Buffet. Unfinished. Curly Burr Oak veneer, quarter sawn and rift veneers and solids.

White oak and curly burr oak sideboard. Waiting for handles and finish.