Oak is known for it’s strength, which reminds me of a line in a movie…
Is your word stronger than oak? Matt Cushman’s isn’t! Ok, enough about that … back on topic.
We see oak chosen quite often in cabinetry and furniture projects. It’s heavy (visually and literally), great for flooring also.
Qsawn White Oak
Our cutting board designs have been a hit in oak – which I wasn’t sure about – until I saw the first one.
Our Wendy in Red Oak
It’s all about the picture – initially, grabbing attention which can increase your online reach. This can also help you find that next awesome contact person and to follow, perhaps the next sale!!
After the picture however, the rest is up to you. Create interesting content to promote your craft and engage with social media. Be generous with your peeps, share and support them and they will do the same for you.
First, cut up an old shipping pallet….really?
Yes, that’s how it started. The hickory (we at least think it’s hickory) is looking pretty good. One clamped up and one ready to be be cut to length.
Looks like we are making 2 and the pieces are coming together nicely.
Test fit, very important.
Bottom needs to be trimmed, then we are almost done.
