
What You Should Know Before Buying a Custom Wood Dining Table
What to know before buying a custom wood dining table: finding the right woodworker, budget, design choices, red flags and shipping.

Handmade in Canada, built to outlast us all
Furniture, serving boards, custom CNC, and the videos to prove it.
What we do
Whether you want something we've made, something only you could dream up, or just to watch the sawdust fly, there's a place for you here.

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Solid wood pieces, from live-edge charcuterie boards to dining tables, made to be used every day and handed down.
Visit the shop
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Signs, furniture, cabinetry, displays and corporate gifts, designed with you and cut with precision on our 48″ × 30″ CNC.
Start a project
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We film the builds (the wins, the mistakes and everything in between) and write about what we learn along the way.
Watch the buildsFrom the shop
Each piece is hand-selected, sanded smooth and hand-finished. Natural variations mean no two are ever alike.

Charcuterie Boards
$220–$400
Olive · Made to order

Charcuterie Boards
$220–$390
Black Walnut · Made to order

Charcuterie Boards
$210–$410
Zebrawood · Made to order
Made for you
Tables, boards, signs, shelving, gifts. Tell us what you're imagining and we'll quote it.
What customers say
★★★★★
“Lee made me a charcuterie board, it turned out incredible and I still use it after several years. … Lee's work is 10/10 and I recommend his service to everyone.”
★★★★★
“I got several pieces. A small dish and several charcuterie boards, all of different sizes. I really love them all. They are beautiful and very well made.”
Meet the maker
I build furniture, serving boards and custom CNC pieces the slow way, in my shop in Edmonton. These days I’m also working toward my Red Seal in carpentry.
Measure twice, take your time, finish it right or don’t finish it. The pieces that leave the shop are ones I’d keep. Most builds get filmed, mistakes included.
On YouTube
Real projects, real mistakes, real fixes. Grab a coffee and join us in the shop.
What we believe
“Remember when people passed furniture down through generations? Let’s get back to that: timeless, solid wood pieces that grow old with you.”
The journal

What to know before buying a custom wood dining table: finding the right woodworker, budget, design choices, red flags and shipping.

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