PassionforWoodworking

As the introduction will show this is less than polished and I decided to film it last minute. This is 1 of 2 staircases I built to access loft bedrooms with limited access from the main floor. This is a how to video I hope you find helpful. Links to upload sites I participate with. Rumble : https://rumble.com/search/video?q=passionforwoodworking Odysee : https://odysee.com/@Passionforwoodworking:1 Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/c/PassionforWoodworking

This is a live edge pine countertop I built for 2 front load washers in a home we built years ago. Locally sourced eastern white pine 2" thick. Stain was a Sherwin Williams woodscapes color. 2 coats of polyurethane finish.

This is an older video of a set of stairs we built for a client to get from their driveway to their yard down and over a 6' wide by 6' drop.

This was the original staircase to our 1896 Victorian. It is a chestnut stair with cherry treads and a chestnut balustrade. The entire staircase was collapsing, covered in lead paint and missing a couple pieces at the bottom. Here you will see us disassemble, remove, strip, reassemble and install this staircase better than new while salvaging all of the original. I don't have footage of the railing being put on but the staircase thumbnail shows it complete.

This is an oak entry door made for my old home before I sold it. Both doors are solid red oak with traditional joinery and jambs to match the original doors the home would have had.

This is a triple bunk bed I built for my daughters for their small bedroom in our prior house. This video is a little long but I'm lacking the original footage I need to re-edit it. I designed this bed and built it using traditional joinery methods. There was no glue or fasteners used in its construction.

This is a Christmas gift I made for my wife a few years back. I laminated and turned this piece. It is a fairly simple project but it was one of the most well received gifts I've ever made her. Hint to all you fellow skilled husbands out there hehe.

This is an older video of mine so forgive its lack of polish. This is a review of how the DW735 planer operates with the Shellix spiral head upgrade. I try to cover some of the nuances you don't know until you own and use one for a while.

I built this cedar stocking posts for my wife as we didn't have a chimney for stockings. A quick easy to make project that brought a smile to her face.

This chimney was partially buried in the kitchen wall originally but exposed on both sides of the wall. It was finished in a stucco type finish that was ugly and disintegrating. As part of the kitchen renovations we wanted to tie the chimney into the look and this was our solution. Let us know what you think!

This is a solid hewn cedar railing system we installed for a client. We built this home (find the tour of it in my feed) but the customer built the deck. We came in later to add the railing system. Thanks for watching!

This is a new home we built in 2015-2016. Because we do much of our work in house we get to pursue greater creativity and design for our clients. Everything you see here unless noted has been crafted by us. Let us know what you think!

This is an arched ceiling in a remodel I completed. It was designed and built to fit the space and all work was completed in house.