Finished things

Here's a few things I've finished the past couple weeks.

Extremely busy

We've been really busy beyond words at the shop. I believe somehow I've gotten caught up enough where I can take new work orders but they would not start until January.  I absolutely can't take any more to be completed this year. Along with all my individual orders I am working on a big project for a new BEMC market in Florida for Kuhlman Design Group.

Hostess stand for Mercantile Dining and Provisions

This is a hostess stand I built in a rush for Mercantile Dining and Provisions in the Union Station revitalization in Denver Colorado.  It has a reclaimed oak top and turned out really nice.

Schedule

I want to thank everyone this year for all the business.  From past clients who came back for new pieces, to the new clients and companies I have never worked with before. The list of companies I would want to thank is so long that I would hate to list some and possibly forget others, so I will leave it at thank you, you know who you are :)

Anyway, as of right now unless some things possibly get delayed, all new orders will not be able to start fabrication until 2015.  I am booked pretty solid right now, and really have no more weekends to squeeze things in until the start of next year.  As with every year, the very beginning of the year is the best time to get a place in my schedule with a new build, as once May rolls around, I get totally full and fast.  If things change with this schedule with some of the big projects, I will post an update.  Thanks so much.

Industrial reception desk

This is a very big reception desk for Gandy Ink in Texas. About 10 feet long on one side and 7 on short side. I put a 1.5 inch thick hickory top and side cladding is hickory as well. There are two dovetail jointed drawers and a cabinet door as well.

Jdavis architects cabinet

This is a cabinet I made for JDavis Architects. Its about 10 feet long. I spent a serious amount of time on drilling and tapping and countersinking screws so there was the least amount of welding possible shown. The ends detach for shipping. The stainless rings surrounding the holes in top will allow for trash cans to be housed under. The one on right will have a Starbucks coffee system over it and waste from the coffee grounds will spill through the hole. There will be pictures on my website soon at justinrealfurniture.com

Flat file drawer progress

Here's a flat file cabinet I'm almost done with. By next week it will be finished. I am facing the drawers with maple and also the back along with a maple top. 7 drawers with 200 lb capacity slides. Dovetail joints on birch drawers.