Enjoy -
Dan Jovick
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| All glue, biscuits and clamps. No fasteners. This is a shelf for a friend made out of douglas fir I found in an old barn. |
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| This is a 100 year old piece of pine furniture I converted into a vanity for a client. Cutting into that was stressful! When I was done, both drawers were still operational. See finished pics at our website: http://jovickbuilt.com/MoradaGuestCottage.htm |
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| I used a piece of purple heart to make a spline joint in this cherry framed glass door. I love spline joints, they are easy and look sharp. |
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| 3hp, 18" Jet bandsaw set up to rip 5/4" cedar in half. There is kind of a soft lighting thing going on in this picture. Follow this link to see the privacy screen we made with the cedar: http://jovickbuilt.com/project3.htm |
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| Cool shot of a dado. After several rips with my skill saw, I use a chisel to finish it off. |
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| Finished dado. This is kiln dried cedar, very $$. I only use the best on my projects. |
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| The shop is where a carpenter wants to be. Usually we are there making beautiful pieces for our clients. Someday we will retire, and make them for free for our families! |
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| The boys are dusty and deserve a new case. I never use a metal hammer on my chisels! |
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| This is not at the shop. But I love the picture and how the shadows work with the madrone floor we installed. I love what we do and hope it shows in our finished products. Nothing makes me happier than the smile on a clients face. |
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