It started the way most good things do; without a plan.  Bob has been tinkering with wood since he was a kid building bike ramps in the driveway in Northwest Pennsylvania. As an adult, he began to realize that instead of buying big box-store items, he could make them himself.  From intricate pieces to built in entertainment centers, he loved turning ordinary wood into something beautiful that solved problems.  It wasn't until recently that he decided to pick up the craft seriously.  He taught himself through trial, error, and more than a few social media rabbit holes.  This has turned a passion into a real business.  The moment Bob knew this was more than a hobby came when he finished the first project out of his dedicated workshop.  His wife's reaction was unpredicted and caught him a bit off-guard.  "Wait, you made that?!?"  With those simple words, she told him she believed in him, his dream and his workmanship.  And that was all he needed.

 

The work isn't perfect. Each piece has its own character, small quirks if you will, that remind you it was made by a real person, not a machine. And honestly, that's kind of the point.  

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