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This is a new business that runs on old concepts:
integrity, quality, and time-honored joinery and woodworking
techniques, some of which have been used for thousands of years,
and are still employed in the finest shops because of their
superiority. These are values I first learned from my
father, whose name I bear, and whose wood planes I still use.
In this fast-paced, hurry up, cut-every-corner-possible world,
excellence is often compromised for speed, but I believe there
is a virtue in doing things the old way, and I’m gambling that I
can build a business on that ideal.
There are now furniture factories where all the pieces are
designed at a computer, then a button is pushed, and the exact
specifications are electronically transferred to enormous tools
which automatically cut all the component parts from wood and
Melamine. Not until the pieces are quickly assembled with
screws are they touched by anything but a machine.
Although I do use power tools, every item I make comes from my
soul, and the touch of my hands is everywhere, including the
finish which I always apply by hand, using oil whenever I can,
both because of the soft glow it imparts and because a
hand-rubbed finish is always a labor of love—for the wood and
the craft and all those who came before.
Entertainment
centers are a special interest of mine, but I am interested in
any cabinetry project, asking only that I be allowed to custom
design it to one’s special needs and build it to my father’s
standards.
Not yet a licensed California Contractor
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