My first Wagler Workshop project

This piece was my first project for Wagler Workshop. It was a bit of a beast to start with. This thing is not heavy after all. We also wanted to fit as many features as possible. There are adjustable shelves below. Gliding easy close sliders for the drawers. The hanging system for the glasses is a fine touch, butt here's also a roll out tray for prepping.

Beyond the features is simply the look of the Black Walnut itself. There's a reason this species is sought after by woodworkers and their customers. I was sure to source this Black Walnut from a local mill, and I couldn't be happier with the result. The colour speaks for itself. I've always wanted to do another similar piece.

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Chopping blocks. So many chopping blocks.

There is just something special about an end grain chopping blocks. These monsters are easier on your knife, and last longer... if you take care of it. But most importantly every single one is different from the next, having their own bit of flare. Even I sometimes don't know what they're going to turn out like when they're done, but I'm focused on making the best quality anyway. If you love food, love your kitchen, or love someone who does, then one of these are for you. I usually focus on selling these things at craft shows and the like, but I almost always have a dozen or so available.

The Wagler Workshop board gaming table

Presenting my new design for a board gaming table. whether you like gaming as a family, or if you like to always have a puzzle on the go, this one is for you. You can customise the dimensions of your table, as well as select colours for your felt gaming space and the wood stain. This table is made from Ambrosia Maple, showing off dazzling grains and spalting.

One very long charging table.

My customer wanted something very specific, which is always great for me! It was to fit behind a specific piece of furniture, within a certain wall space, tight against the wall as well as the baseboard. Also it had to, you know, look good. We went with this 1.5" red oak, stained to fit the general aesthetic of the home. That's one solid piece 8" wide, and only 9' long. One of the best parts was inserting the charging station into the middle, it sits snug and flush.

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