Left to Right

taking what's left and making it right Left to Right had a great ride, but I decided to close up shop in 2016 to pursue making cast iron pans like the ones your grandmother gave you -- Fieldcompany.com

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Come to the event on Saturday and you can make a bottle opener like this one or better. #thebrooklyngarage (at The Brooklyn Garage)

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Jake's kitchen base passes the stability test. #thebrooklyngarage (at The Brooklyn Garage)

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Roommate Jake down at The Brooklyn Garage turning ikea into ikeanade. In other words, taking a Craigslist ikea table and making a kitchen island for his mom. thebrooklyngarage.org. @thebrooklyngarage (at The Brooklyn Garage)

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Built out this gym for and with Haywire Fitness. 

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More desk space for @kitchensurfing. #ksfurn

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Day two of #freakindopebed for by @friko hosted by #sixteenhunnid.

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Give a man a sander... #freakindopebed #sixteenhunnid

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First DIY client is a repeat customer. He designed a sweet bed and will be using #sixteenhunnid to do it up.

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Sailboat Bench for A Continuous Lean HQ. 

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Small, simple table for Kitchensurfing. Made 3 of them. 1" Walnut Ply. 3/8" oak border. 1/2" oak feet. This one is 40 x 24. 

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The teak + brass on my shelf here always reminds me of sailing. Soon. #svramblinrose #stephenstuff

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Workbench one on the way. #sixteenhunnid #diyspace

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Appreciate the write up from A Continuous Lean and Timberland. DIY to NYC!

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Box prototype for a potentially large job. Had my man Riley make this. Gave him the general design idea and let him figure out the rest. This is how I intend to treat all my future employees. Full engagement in the process is imperative to good work. 

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Sail Boat Bench underway for A Continuous Lean. Strips of oak, southern yellow pine, walnut, and sapele. 

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Maple plywood stained, then sanded, then oiled. Oak border or whatever I have lying around. 

Legs are a modified lap joint with the short side of the apron. The long side gets the joint, but not glue. I use bolts instead so moving and assembly are simple and fast.