Kintore Custom Hardwoods

Just finished up some hand carved bowls. Since I don’t have a lathe, these bowls are carved out using an Arbortech diamond blade disc on a grinder. It gives them a hand hewn texture. These are all coated in our food safe board wax.

Had a chance to work with a great family on making them a nice round dining table for their new home. Wishing you many new memories sitting around it having a good time.

I’ve had a set of stumps in the kiln drying for about 2 years now. They have been pulled out and I’m beginning to cut them level for table bases. Pretty excited at the possibilities for these. These are black locust stumps that came from trees at a park in Embro.

Kiln #2 is ready to cook. Charcuterie board material and thick mantle pieces to get some weight on it.

That’s a wrap. Kiln is loaded. Ready to cook. Lots of nice material ready by the end of the summer.

Slowly but surely, getting the kiln loaded.

We’ve waited a long time to post this. We were asked by Upper Thames Brewing Company to make a bartop for their new addition to the brewery. We had to pull this off in a whirlwind of 3 weeks. Lots of late nights. Thanks to our friend Ben at I Wood build for the help in getting this done on time. Thanks to Trevor Couckuyt for the help with the install. Go check it out. Thanks to Noah at Vance Construction for trusting us with this important job.
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That’s enough work for one day. All the 3 inch stock onto the kiln cart. Carry on tomorrow!

We had the pleasure to work with a local family to create a dining table for their beautiful new house and a couple of desks for the kid’s bedrooms. They actually brought us their old dining table which was too small and we cut the top in half to use as the desks. We made a larger top for the original base. We were very impressed by the hand crafted wood base made by some folks in the St. Jacob’s area, supposedly. Always nice working with families to help them get that perfect fit.