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- Victorian China / Curio Cabinet ( quartersawn white oak / tiger oak /tiger maple drawers ) (Lining drawers with material), cutting and carving Ball and Claw legs
Mixing wood species 2 ( Home entertainment project exhibits an example of mixing red oak and purple heart )
This Home entertainment project exhibits an example of mixing red oak and purple heart .
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Mark has crafted several pieces for my home entertainment center. His work is very precise, with great attention to small detail. He worked with me on additions, or changes that I thought would look better, as well as offering creative ideas to incorporate into the project. His approachable demeanor was very fulfilling in that the work was like an ongoing piece of art that changed as new things were added. If it didn’t look right , or lines and corners didn’t match, he would correct it , then show me how and why he did it. He wouldn’t try to hide it.
He used only the best quality of wood, and made a personal goal of finding that wood with the most beautiful grain. Many times getting wood from different Parts of the country.
I can tell you that whatever he makes will be of the utmost quality, and something that will be passed down from one generation to another. Heirloom Quality!