Bring home a piece of the Adirondacks!

From an Adirondack forest to your home

locally harvested in the Adirondacks, spalted maple, brown maple, tiger maple cherry yellow birch, quarter-sawn white oak, locally harvested and milled hardwoods, unique and specialty hardwoods, unusual wood, grain and natural wood anomalies

THE WOOD

*Locally harvested, milled and dried in the Adirondacks
*Tiger, spalted, and burly brown maple; cherry; quarter-sawn oak; yellow birch
*Unique features such as old tap holes, live edges, bark, burls, roots and grain anomalies

Maple tree from Mt. View, NY off to the sawmill

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All items are hand made by me and no one else. I have been a serious woodwokwer for over 30 years and have a fully functioning shop that allows me to work professionally producing quality woodworking furniture and home decor.

THE WOODWORKER

*Located just outside the Blue Line near Dannemora, NY
*Over 30 years experience making cabinets and furniture

Custom mission bed in progress

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THE FINISHED PRODUCT

*Hybrid rustic style combining traditional joinery with rustic elements
*​One-of-a-kind pieces signed, numbered and dated
*Finely-sanded, hand-rubbed clear finish

Spalted maple timber-framed coffee table

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Featured Items

  • WH-001 Rustic Wall hanging: Adirondack Loon
    scroll saw cut loon on mountain lake birch bark backing live edge cherry with bark on wall hanging or table top display
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  • TR-077: 3-Tap Spalted Maple Tap Rack Shelf with burl supports
    wall shelf spalted maple with three antique cast iron maple syrup taps live edge crown molding burl supports
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    $175.00
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  • ET-004: Rustic Yellow Birch Stump/Root End Table
    end table end stand Adirondack brown maple rustic yellow birch root stump live edge accent table
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  • TVC-001 Television Cabinet - Flat screen - Mission Style
    Mission style flat screen television cabinet hanging quarter sawn oak through mortise bi fold doors  Adirondack
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    $1,100.00
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  • RPH-004 Rustic Hanging Plant Holder
    tiger maple hanging plant holder rustic Adirondack maple syrup tap live edge gallery molding
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  • Easel Frame, Quarter-sawn white oak
    easel picture frame Adirondack quarter sawn oak Rustic live edge
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    $135.00
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  • RCH-000 Shaker Ratcheting Candle Holder
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  • MR-010: Adirondack Moose Magazine Rack (tiger maple)
    Adirondack walnut moose magazine rack tiger maple floor rustic design copper bac
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    $295.00
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LIVE EDGES

A "live-edge" refers to leaving the edge of the wood, where the bark is located, in its natural state. I like using live edges because I feel it gives you a view into the wood from the outside. I also find a lot of beauty in the outside of the tree. Leaving the edge natural allows you to see each layer of the tree much in the same way that a highway rock cut allows you to see the various layers of soil and rock that form below the surface. There are two types of live edges: the "bark-on live edge and the live edge that has no bark. The "bark-on" live edge is at it implies, the bark is left on the wood. The bark-on live edge is often preferred by many but it is quite rare. When wood dries, it shrinks and the bark usually falls off. In some cases, the bark may remain on and this occurs sometimes if the tree is cut in the late Fall or Winter when there is less moisture in the tree. I have also had better luck keeping bark on the tree when I cut dead trees as there is less moisture to contend with. The live edge without the bark is also beautiful and depending on the natural anomalies around it, can be just as stunning. Others prefer the bark-off live edge because it is more subtle.