Fishers Woodworking

**FREE** Hunk of cedar. Measures roughly 4” thick, 8” wide, and 34” long. Rough sawn. Currently at 6% moisture - has been indoors for 5 seasons. Pickup in Fishers.

From design to delivery.

Picked up a piece of Indiana Ash from my friends at Urban Forest a few weeks ago in Fortville. Finally got around to doing an epoxy resin fill (using metallic blue also from Urban Forest) and turned it into a Lazy Susan for the dining table.

Nice to take a break from client work and build something for the family. Okay, back to work 😉

Before and after shots of a recent project. Customer had a 12ft red oak antique church pew from a local Catholic church that she wanted trimmed down to 4ft, while keeping the original end caps and trim work. Everything that remains is 100% original, aside from new fasteners and the requested paint. Fun to bring new life to such an old piece.

Whew, that was a busy few weeks of fulfilling orders - but all Xmas orders have been delivered!

I received some African Mahogany earlier this week, which is a beautiful reddish hardwood seen here. I've got enough for 5 more boards that are ready to customize with the laser engraver if you'd like one ready for you next week (looking at you, belated gift-givers.) I also have two more boards of European Ash.

Order here and I'll connect with you on design options. https://fisherswoodworking.com/products/charcuterie-serving-board

If your purchased a charcuterie board or a Big Green Egg handle this past week, they’re hitting the mail tomorrow! Should arrive in plenty of time for gift giving.

Finished some charcuterie serving boards made of a beautiful acacia wood. I have enough acacia to build about 6 more, if you’re interested. These make a beautiful custom holiday gift! Just shoot me a message!

Proud to be participating in the Fishers Indiana Government Shop Fishers event again!

Meet Your Neighbor: Fishers Woodworking - This is Fishers Fishers Woodworking, founded by Fishers resident Michael Cook, provides a deal on custom BBQ tables during the Shop Fishers: Summer Series.

It’s the most glorious time of the yearrrr!

Had a unique project come through the shop a few weeks ago. Client works for the University of Indianapolis and she saved some of the original basketball court - all hardwood maple!

First step was removing the 3” nails, then arranged the boards, cut to size, stabilized the bottom with a custom cedar border, routered a nice edge on all sides, added some trapezoid legs and slapped on four coats of high gloss water protectant.

Made for a pretty nice coffee table and certainly a conversation piece!