Bau Fuchs Wood Co.

06/17/2026

06/04/2026

It's an idea, but do plants really need a bench?

05/21/2026

I think this is gonna be one of the more fun projects, I have a few variants planned for it, I'm getting a bit excited to see where they go!
When you think about your own personal Idaho what do you see there? 😉

05/08/2026

https://peoplesartist.org/2026/forrest-2

03/25/2026

I'm expanding my ring style options. In the photo is a wire metal inlay and crushed White Opal inlay, the 3rd one on the right is a half-round profile for mounting stone and gem settings.

03/15/2026

A simple desk that serves its purpose well. I originally ripped a Choke Cherry round in half for the legs, but I recently decided I wanted those pieces back. So I rebuilt it with some pieces that I got from a local carpenter giving away what I suppose he thought was worthless, Maple, Oak, or Alder. .. maybe? I'm 19% sure at least 1 of those woods are part of it now and 90% sure there's at least two different types of wood there still. Can't beat the price though!

03/06/2026

Perfect. This English Walnut slab is shaped like a pear with a branch that couldn't make a better stem. It's going to make a beautiful sliced fruit serving board. I'll try to keep posting updates on this one when I reach each step.

02/24/2026

The extremely rare Logasauras-Rex, happily munching down on one of his favorite meals, he also likes teriyaki jerky.

02/18/2026

Logasauras-Rex... ?

01/14/2026

Made from Rocky Mountain Juniper and polished to a very fine grit, this size 8 ring looks like it's made of solid agate. The naturally reflective grain of the wood gives it a transparent-looking, marble-like surface; to the naked eye, it might as well be glass.