Wood & epoxy, shaped by hand.
One-of-a-kind river tables, end-grain cutting boards, and sculptures — each piece built to last a lifetime in a small workshop.
Recent projects
Elvis the Dolphin
Elvis is my biggest sculpture to date and was probably more than 200 hours of work. It is made from a variety of hardwoods and about 10 gallons of SuperClear Deep Pour epoxy, with a custom MDF-and-epoxy stand.
Boards & Bowls
End-grain cutting boards with bold 3D patterns in purpleheart, rosewood, maple, and cherry — from QBert cubes to Russian-square weaves and custom inlays.
The Picnic Table
A full picnic table in ambrosia maple with multi-wood inlay detail running the length of the top.
Coffee River Table
A live-edge coffee table with an epoxy river running down the center — the slab and pour chosen to complement each other.
Software developer by day, woodworker on the weekends.
Hey there. I'm Brett, a software developer by day, a woodworker on the weekends. I started my woodworking journey in March of 2022, building my first custom river table in my Dad's basement. Since then, I've grown to love the pursuit and have built more river tables, dozens of end-grain cutting boards, bowl sets, and custom wood-and-epoxy sculptures.
My favorite type of woodworking is combining wood, epoxy, and sometimes seashells into custom tables, trays, small cabinets and boxes, and sculptures. My partner and I love collecting seashells on our travels, and incorporating them into woodwork is a great way to keep them from collecting dust in the basement.
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