CS WoodWorks

Everything has been moved in and have been working on the show room. Grand opening date coming soon. Thinking mid October!

Cancer Sucks! It affects everyone directly or indirectly throughout life. That's why Marg and I raising funds for American Cancer Society.

We are participating in this years' Shave to Save event in Kansas City on April 26th! On this day my wife and I plan to take the stage and shave our heads as a symbol for the Hope Lodge.

As part of our fund raising efforts, we are selling shirts that my wife designed! All orders will ship on March 31st and there is a few different styles and colors to choose from.

Please help me reach my fundraising goal and order a shirt (or sweatshirt) today! Feel free to share on social media and with your friends and family.

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Ready for the course!

Coming together nicely! This specific putter head weight will be exactly 410 grams. Can make them as heavy or light as you want!

Start of some rose wood putters! The center line will be maple and Purple Heart.

Loaded up and delivered after a final sanding and finish applied. I think it was a great addition to the room. What do you think?

Glued up the large pieces. The final size of this coffee table was 4.5 feet long by 3 feet wide. Made a base for the top out of solid cherry.

Here is a sketchup of what the finished piece will look like. Made out of 3/4in 4x8 sheets of oak ply!

Here is the process of oiling the board! Ready to use once dried! Let me know what you think! Would you use this?

Here is the glue up, sanding, making a drip channel, and lasering a logo on! Let us know if you want a board!

Here is we pick out and cut pieces of walnut to make this cutting board! After we cut the pieces to size, we have to joint and plane the edges for the glue up!

All oiled up and ready to ship! White oak cigar ashtrays made from the same piece of wood.

Took the bark off of the live edge ashtray and then drilled out the hole. After drilling and some sanding, laser the engraving.

Start of some cigar ash trays out of white oak!

All oiled up! Finished cherry handle on a Damascus knife.

Cut the handle out then fitted to the knife. Glued and pinned the handle. Sanded to a perfect fit.

Been crazy busy the last year so haven’t posted in a while. Going to be a little post dump here. Worked on a knife handle made out of cherry.

How it ended: Primed and painted! How do you think they turned out? Would you have done the same with the space?

How it’s going: Next installed some oak brackets. Finish glueing the shelves up. Then install them onto brackets. Almost ready for prime and paint.

How it started: Can you guess what’s getting installed already? Some more shelves! These shelves start out as a complete sheet of Baltic birch plywood. Follow for the before and after!

How it ended: Finished walls! Think the green really defines the room. Tell us what you think!

How it’s going: Picked a interesting design. First hung the bottom layer of boards perfectly spaced the first time. Didn’t have to take any down or anything… 😂 Then completed the top layer of boards. Caulked around boards and the. Painted to match wall. Let me know what you think!

How it started: 1x2 mdf boards cut to size. Can you tell what it will be yet? Beginning of a feature wall.

How it ended: Secure shelves to brackets, caulk around, and then paint caulk to match walls.

How it ended: Custom install of the three floating shelves. Terrible picture but they came out great! Let me know what you think! Client also wanted some bourbon shelves made with same stain.

How it’s going: After everything has been glued and sanded, we add some prestain then stain. Looking pretty good now!

How it started: started a new project last week. Cut the sheet good to size. Can anyone guess what this could be yet?

How it ended: Make sure stand and frame fit together, sand everything, and add the finishing oil!

How it’s going: Cut the angles and glue together.

How it started: find the perfect piece of hickory, cut to size, then layout to visualize. Can you tell already what this is going to be?