Dogwood Woodcraft

09/09/2023

Finally got to use the new bar for England's opening game against Argentina. Like most of my work, it looks better in the dark 🤫

https://dogwoodwoodcraftmcr.etsy.com/listing/1526959704

09/08/2023

21/06/2023

Just finishing up a new outdoor dining table for no one in particular. Not quite sure what to do about seating. I do love my little cantilevered shop stool alongside it. So maybe 2 of these for each end, and 2 longer ones for the side to sit a total of 6.

Finished in barrattine log cabin oil. The legs shouldn't see too much harsh weather as the top has plenty of overhand and a drip break router around its entire circumference

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02/06/2023

Still a long way to go on the kitchen remodel. But here's my little shrine to woodgrain. And if it ain't oak it ain't going in (and yes the big chopping board did start life being romeved to make way for a sink)

30/05/2023

You know. When I decided to pursue carpentry, it was largely to avoid any plumbing, electrical, or tiling. And yet somehow I've ended up doing all 4 today. Urgh Kitchens

24/05/2023

There's no way that a pair of planters warranted 2 days work, but I'm happy with the result. Made entirely from 75x22mm tanalaized boards. And when in doubt. Chamfer bit!

11/05/2023

A set of Oak Bi-folds, using some lovely concealed hinges and an ordinary pair of interior doors. Ready for cleanup and finish. But that's up to the client

05/05/2023

A super fun garden bar for a client as they renovate the rest of their garden, including electrics, lights, and underbar lighting both internally and externally. Shame I decided to transport and install in a hailstorm, but nvm

08/04/2023

Just a simple American red oak round table top 1m x 40mm, with the option of extending out to a 1.8m oval (with continuous grain through the circle, or through the extension pieces. BUT NOT BOTH, because I'm not a magician). The client already has a DIY base frame

16/03/2023

So of the 2 table tops sent out this week parcelforce have managed to destroy both of them. The 1st was apparently disposed of 4 minutes after arriving at the depot at 10pm. With no photographic evidence of the damage. Claim denied as it's only insured against loss, not damage. (How is that not a loss, neither myself not The buyer have seen it) The second table unexpectedly was returned to me. Cracked right down the long grain, not even a joint. Claim denied again as furniture is only insured against loss, not damage.

So, which large item couriers are the best in the UK?