What We Do
We make what we sell
We really DO! We aren’t pretenders – We make everything here in our studio on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
High Production Capability
How do we do it? We have invested heavily in our equipment and employees to make sure we deliver to you ASAP!
We KNOW Your Business
With over 30 years of combined retail experience, we KNOW your needs and expectations and work hard to exceed them.
High Volume Buyers
We have extensive experience with wholesale distributors whether through bulk purchasing or direct-to-retailer drop shipping!
Innovative New Products
Tired of the same-old-things? We are too! We are constantly looking for innovative materials and thinking up new things to delight your customers!
International Materials
Our exotic woods are sustainably grown and responsibly harvested by our suppliers. We also purchase locally milled woods from our neighbors!
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Featured Products
Dendritic Wood Burned Dugouts
Some woods lend themselves to this process which creates a unique work of art each time!
Our Materials
Nicaraguan Cocobolo
Our Nicaraguan Cocobolo supplier is dedicated to the longevity of this beautiful wood. He has over 800,000 board feet planted for the future!
Antique Sinker Cypress
100 years ago, lumberjacks used axes to fell these Cypress trees before floating them on barges to mills. These are pulled from the swamps in FL and GA and milled today!
Spalted Tamarind
Our Spalted Tamarind is one of our favorites because of the interesting grain. “Spalting” is often done deliberately to make otherwise simply-grained woods exciting!
#1 Morado
Morado is a dense and beautiful furniture-quality wood which is rich in brown, black and purple tones.
#2 Morado
This is very similar to the #1 Morado except that it has “sapwood” which shows itself as blond highlights.
Mineral-Fed Poplar
Our Mineral-Fed Poplar was harvested from a local farmer’s field that was cleared for crop production. Poplar is normally a bland wood, but not in this case!
Red Heart
The deep red tones of Red Heart highlight this very smooth, finely grained exotic wood.
Padauk
Padauk often shares colors with Red Heart with the exception of small black lines imbedded as “dashes” in the grain.
Purple Heart
Purple heart ranges from bright purple tones to a purple/brown grain. It is one of the most difficult to make because of its high resin content.
Wenge
Wenge is an ebony colored wood that we use cut both “quarter-sawn” and “flat-sawn” to give you two different grain patterns.
Leopardwood
Leopardwood is another wood we buy “flat-sawn” and “quarter-sawn” to give your two distinct looks- One more like leather, the other more “lacy” in appearance.
Zebrawood
Zebrawood is an adventure each time we cut it- Lots of grain variation and wild stripes here!
Ambrosia Maple
Ambrosia Maple isn’t really its own species. It is maple that was invaded with Ambrosia Beetles that left behind this cool accent striping!
Chakte Viga
The more orange cousin to Red Heart, Chankte Viga can range from bright oranges to more subdued pumpkin colors.
Nargusta
Digging PINK and REDS? We do, so we are happy to offer this beautiful wood. Blond woods are mixed with red and pinks here. So pretty!
Bocote
Why do we love Bocote so much? Because it does such a cool job showing off our color and grain-matched lids!
African Rosewood
Why so many dugouts in this pic? Because this wood varies widely in grain, burl and color.
Granadillo
Granadillo is a deeply colored brown/black wood often found with gold shimmers in the grain.