About

Woodworker and Shop Dog

Brian has always had a passion for tearing things apart, figuring out how things worked, and working with wood. His wood working drive came from a lineage of craftsman in his family including his Great-Grandfather who could always be found in his garage building wooden trinkets and one of a kind doll houses and his Grandfather who could fix anything and everything. Brian was his Grandfather's shadow ever since he could walk and spent every free moment in the garage with him absorbing all of the information like a sponge.

As Brian grew up, he began to develop an appreciation and obsession with woodwork and started doing small scroll saw projects on his Great-Grandfather's 1940s Sears Roebuck & Co. giant scroll saw. As time and skill progressed, Brian started operations out of a

small one car garage where cars and quads had to be moved in order for him to do any kind of work to now where he is in a 2,000 square foot workshop.

As a student of the craft, Brian loves learning new woodworking skills and techniques from watching YouTuber's such as Jonathan Katz-Moses, 3x3 Custom, John Malecki, and April Wilkerson. Brian believes in creating unique handcrafted works at a fair price without compromising quality.

Denver the Bluetick Coonhound - Brian and his wife Anne had to put down one of their Beagles and were left with a hole in their heart that only a hound could fill. They went to their local hound rescue and perused all of the wonder dogs that needed a loving home. Brian originally walked by Denver because he looked too scared and hid in his kennel but Anne noticed that he was trying to come out and was inching forward like he wanted to meet us and trust us. We were introduced to him and walked him around the play area where he followed Brian and stayed at his side the whole time demanding pets. It was at that point that they knew they had to take him to his forever home where he was joined with their other Beagle, Abbey, and their late white Boxer, Caine. Denver loves baying at air and putting his front paws on his humans like he has treed a raccoon and demands affection. Each product made goes through Denver's rigorous sniffing and approval process where only the highest quality products are shipped to customers.