Handmade Dovetail Benches

   I have been building this design for about 7 years in a variety of wood types. It is a nice craftsman style detail, but it also provides an extremely sturdy joint. The joints are mostly cut by hand using the japan pull saw and a mallet and chisel. I would guess I have built 40-50 of these, I've got my technique down and have built a variety of sizes. The most common one has been the reclaimed fir, seemed to fit right in with Portland's mindset if reduce/reuse/recycle. Our local wood resources also offer Western Walnut, Myrtle, Madrone, White Oak, Maple, Cedar and more.

  

To chat about a custom piece, you can visit my online store at www.driftedge.etsy.blogspot.com

Reclaimed Douglas Fir Dovetailed Bench. $275.00

Another of these classic craftsman dovetailed benches in reclaimed douglas fir. 48 inches long, 18 high and 13.5 inches wide. For purchasing visit my Etsy shop at www.driftedge.etsy.com

Conference Room/ Break Room Table in Reclaimed fir with heavy duty 1 and 1/2 Steel Pipe Base.

Another table for a local cheese and ice cream making company. The heavy duty steel pipe gives it a very sturdy feel as well as an interesting look.

Reclaimed Wood Tables and Desks with Iron Pipe Bases.

I have these available in various sizes, and the bases are pretty interchangable, so a coffee height table could easily get turned into a desk.

For contact info visit my online store at www.driftedge.etsy.com

Reclaimed Wood Console/ Side Table. $200.00

A cool little piece with simple ledger and dowel construction. Some oak, myrtle and hickory from a pallet, and the frame is Doug fir stained dark. www.driftedge.etsy.com  

 

  

 

Reclaimed Wood Tables

For details and pricing, visit my etsy shop at www.driftedge.etsy.com