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    My name is Brandon and I've been a carpenter since I could pick up a hammer. My lineage had its roots in the timber trades since their move to the new world. I seem to always have had a knack for building. I started building custom homes in florida, I've since specialized in designing and building artistic furniture pieces. Being multi versed in the trade allows me to combine innovation with that old-world charm.

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Keeping it real.

2/28/2017

 
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     These days it seems lots of businesses spend a lot of time and effort cutting corners. People putting on a show and advertising "Greatness" too often let you down once the check has cleared.

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combining feng shui with carpentry.

2/27/2017

 
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There are lots of ways feng shui and woodwork go hand in hand. Having just the right furniture in a space can make all the difference in the world when it comes to the flow of energy through a space... 

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Why Shellac is better than Polyurethane.

2/27/2017

 
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​    I'll start with this shellac is by far a less durable product. However it is MUCH easier to work with shellac than poly. Let me explain.

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Sustainable Woodworking

2/26/2017

 
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   This post is focusing on the ways you can improve your carbon footprint, and stay working in the trades you love. Since my start in the trades, I've always been interested in new ways to improve efficiency, Most times to the dismay of my mentors, when it didn't workout. (the traditional ways stick for a reason) Read more to hear the ways that I have improved woodworking efficiency to lessen the impact  environmentally.

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