This was an architects design for a client, lots of cuts and miters, turned out very nice

Very simple modern design with all irrigation built into the planter, no exposed plumbing giving it a real clean look

Just a simple metal screened step prior to entering residence

Screen made to cover opening at a stairway, form and function

Another angle to get a different perspective of view

A simple pot rack as well as the brackets to support all the roof trusses

Custom steel brackets with wooden posts to support roof and beam

Custom steel brackets to support upper balcony beam

Steel surround at fireplace with recessed area for wood storage

Made to mimic the look of small sticks, gives the fire something to dance around and enhance the look of a nice fire

A group of rings all intertwined together in an outdoor fire feature

This was made to fit in an unusual shape of a two sided fireplace

Creating a sculpture using different size squares for a unique look

Another version of the sticks sculpture during the creative process

Another version of various sized rings, all the sculptures are made to be one piece and held together with small welds

Simple clean design with stainless cable for safety

Upper support blends into wall for a very seamless look

Upon entry the first thing you see is the attention to detail throughout

This single stringer stair with cantilevered treads was a challenge

Single stringer blends into floor with no visible mount

Very tedious and time consuming mating upper handrail and pickets to treads

This is the framework that houses the flue for the rotating pizza oven

This is the tower once its been wrapped in steel giving it a real industrial look

This steel door gives access to the oven once it’s rotated to the outside position

Closeup of door in closed position

A completed look of tower from the outside

Typically used to rotate pallets this platform was modified to spin oven for inside or outside use

Installing framework and hidden gate hinge

Framework and gate installed ready for IPE slats

I thought I had a progress pic showing IPE install but this was very time consuming so seeing it finished is awesome!

This view give you the idea of how the offset hinge looks

A view from inside courtyard, as you can see there are IPE slats both sides

Extremely happy with how this turned out, all the lines and gaps looks great. Big thank you to mom and dad for helping predrill and attach all the slats. Never turn down good help!

Balcony railing made with flat bar and wood top

Galvanized railing for an outdoor balcony

Painted steel balcony framing with stainless mesh and IPE slats

Image of railing from balcony level

Image from balcony level

Image of galvanized railing at balcony level

This is the beginning of what ultimately became a huge cat condo

Attached to the house for entry from an existing sliding door

Cedar boards separate the upper and lower screens with galvanized mesh keeping it secure

This is one of multiple expansions making several independent enclosures

Plenty of shelves both inside for cat napping and outside for plants

Another view of one of the expansions

I actually did all this at a friends shop, a complete refurbish

Right lower quarter was rusted out so cut out and replaced with a patch panel

First round of priming

Ready to block

It’s a terrible pic but it’s finally painted

Striped added and partial assembly

Of course there’s way more work than just a few pics, if only progress was that fast

No more rusted out quarter

Ready for the street

I spent more time working than taking pics but here’s a few

This car was upgraded with new wiring front to back

More wiring and assembly

Although I can’t find pics, both tail light pockets had to be reshaped due to previous quarter panel install

Prepping quarters for side mouldings

Was a fun project , many many hours but worth it