I began building cabinets as far back as 1993 - I don't remember exactly because I drifted into it while pursuing an interest in making musical instruments, partcularly classical guitars.

      Over time I developed a high level of general skill with the handtools associated with fine furnituremaking, ranging from hand-cutting dovetail joints to veneering curved surfaces and bending solid wood with steam, heat, and pressure.

      What this means is that I can build just about anything you want to have made. What you'll get is quality that is hard to find in mass-produced work - quality that lasts a lifetime, not something we see much of these days.

Below:  a walnut bowfront vanity I built with curved veneer doors done with a vacuum bag press, a modern tool which makes curved veneering go quicker.