The Shabby Shack

Getting closer to the finishing coating of the tops of the first 2 Live Oak coffee tables, the Shabby Shack in the Penn Valley Shopping center. The hairpin legs for one of the tables should be here today and the Trapezoid legs for the other should be here Monday.

Another 5am start, I am doing my best to make these live Oak coffee tables the best I can do. The Shabby Shack in the Penn Valley Shopping center.

I was fortunate enough to have a couple of good friends in my life that I was able to get a live oak slabs to build 3 coffee tables out of. I have been working on this one today and I am hoping that I am good enough to make it a beautiful piece of furniture.

I just finished this Antique dresser, coffee stain and chestnut brown stain with a satin clear coat finish. The Shabby Shack in the Penn Valley Shopping center.

I just finished this customer requested table, built from Doug-Fir wood found on a jobsite that they were going to throw away. The Shabby Shack in the Penn Valley Shopping center.

The Shabby Shack in the Penn Valley Shopping center.

Today's project completed. I refinished this Antique jewelry cabinet. The Shabby Shack in the Penn Valley Shopping center.

Today's project completed. I built this coffee table from reclaimed wood. The Shabby Shack in the Penn Valley Shopping center.

This mornings project is coming along nicely. The Shabby Shack in the Penn Valley Shopping center.