1950's Style balsa wood surfboard

Here at the shop we get ourselves into all sorts of the different projects. Our main focus  is repairing and restoring furniture but sometimes we branch out.  Whether it be making furniture, restoring old cars, or shaping surfboards it all helps us keep our craftsman skills sharp.  Here is a solid Balsa wood surfboard with a Hawaiian Koa wood fin/skeg.  It weighs about 50lbs. and is surfed frequently.  If you are interested in a balsa board let us know.

antique radio

Here is an antique radio we just finished.  The top was in pretty bad shape, so we had to refinish the top and restored the base.  The grain really shines now the the finish is cleaned up.

Tree Slab Tables

A client brought in a couple of Tree Slab Tables.  The wood has a really

nice grain pattern, so at first I wan't too sure about the Silver/Grey. 

I think they turned out pretty cool though.  The have a rustic

modern feel to them.

Clamps!

Sergio working on setting a new record for most clamps used on a single chair. 

The entire chair was loose.  It was a difficult repair.  We have to

be very careful to get the chair tight but not break the curved arms.

We Offer Storage

We have 3,000 square feet of storage available. 

If you have disaster such as a flood or fire and need your furniture

stored while your house is being rebuilt, give us a call. 

Whether we are working on the pieces or not.  We like

to get the furniture out of the house as quickly as possible and

then keep it until the carpet and paint are done. This way futher

damage is avoided during the construction.  We offer reasonable

rates and your furniture will be guarded during the day by the

trusty Cocker Spaniel Chuey.  Don't let the sleepy eyes fool you, he is

ready for action.

Harps!

Every Couple of month we get a batch of harps from

Italian made Salvi Harps.  They are very beautiful harps with

the higher end harps having intricate gold paintings.

Sometimes they get damaged in shipping or while being played

and we get the call to touch them up. It is fun

to work on something unique and different but they

usually have a very flat finish which makes the

touch ups difficult.

Odd Pieces

We get some odd pieces coming into the shop.  The pieces below came from a large prop warehouse in Hollywood that caught on fire.  We've had row boats, metal heaters, and billows stacked up in every nook and cranny of the shop.