Kingston Library - Almost Done

Our blog postings have been a little less frequent than we were hoping when we set this site up, but we've been busy finishing off the Kingston Library Work and haven't had much of a chance to come up for air.  All our woodworking is done for the project now and we are waiting to receive the work back from the finisher for final assembly.  New work will be starting soon and we'll be posting about that as well as the summer progresses.  Also, sometime in the near future we hope to get out on the water where I'll guide Matt to a few more HOG bass.  I'll post pictures of the fish, too, if Matt keeps his tip up!

Anyway, the library work looks really great and we could not have pulled it off in the time we did without the tremendous help that Gary and Matt's Dad, Michael, gave us.  We had a lot of fun with them in the shop and will definitely miss having them around when we finish off the project.  Here's hoping we see more of them around the shop and that we get to see the custom guitars and federal corner stands materialize in the coming months.  They are certainly more than capable of producing some tremendous work.  Thanks again.

Here are a few more action shots from the past couple weeks.

Oval top in birds-eye maple with the first coat of finish.  

Another shot of the oval top.  Nice.

Hard to stop looking at it.

Gluing the table legs to the columns.

The underside of one of the round tables.

A fuzzy photo of a completed round table ready for finish.

The final glue up for a cafe chair. 

Gary and I branding the chairs.  Fun.

Made in Rollywood!

Cafe table and chair ready for finish.