Wolflax Gifts

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08/10/2017

Sorry for not keeping in touch, working on some things. I will have pictures when available. Thank you for looking.

12/25/2016

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10/20/2016

Coffee table gun cabinet with secret lock. Skeleton key style. This was a present for a family member. Holds rifles and shot guns and a shelf to hold two pistols. The whole assembly was constructed from pallets, all oak and maple wood. Brass hinges and chain are the only hardware except for the lock itself. Fun to build and the reaction was amazing. The table measures 48" long by 20" wide by 21" high. Weighs approximately 60 to 70 lbs. My first but definitely not my last.

11/24/2015

Hello all, this is the most recent drawer made and sold. Made from pallet wood, planed, formed and stained. This is fun and adventurous. Measures 20" in depth, 17" in width and 3-1/2" in height. The drawer holds 48 single serve cups or can be used to hold wooden spoon, spatula or other kitchen utensils. The drawer is also tall enough to hold some spices. Being 18" deep, has plenty of room for many things. The single serve coffee makers can sit on top of drawer and still fit under the upper cupboard. Thank you for viewing and if anyone is interested check me out on Etsy under Wolflax44.

10/30/2015

The latest creations. Two hexagon boxes made from reclaimed pallet wood with Golden Oak stain and Red Mahogany stain. The golden oak colored box measures 10" from straight side to straight side and 5" deep. The red mahogany stained box measures 8" from straight side to straight side and 5" deep. The smaller box has a unique accent in that the grain is such that when the light hits it and you move it, the grain dances. Very cool. Both boxes are finished with a high gloss polyurethane which, allows the grains to dance in the light. Thanks for looking.

09/28/2015

Hello people's, this/these are pictures of a cupcake display my wife and I put together for my eldest daughter's wedding. The display of the cupcakes shows the stands made from white birch tree limbs cut by chainsaw. The pedestals were turned on a lathe. This is all Greenwood, sanded to 400 grit, coated with high gloss poly and assembled for the wedding display. The cake to the left was made by Gail Pirro- McFarland, an absolutely beautiful creation. Anyone interested in this or something similar, please contact me and we can work it out. Thank you for looking.

08/26/2015

This is my latest creation. This tack box/chest is 30" x 20" x 22". Has a red mahogany stain and a satin polyurethane finish. You will notice it has two handles, one per side, that are part of the box. Box also has two lid stay brass chains. The whole box has a rustic look to it. The wood used is pine from pallets, planed and milled o size. Brass hinges and chain finish this box off nicely. If interested, contact me by email or Facebook. Thank you for looking.

08/12/2015

One of my latest projects. This is a 5 bottle 4 glass wine rack made from pallet wood. The plan came from the web site Woodworking for Mere Mortals. I used 1"stock on all the pieces with a Danish Oil and poly finish. There are three holes in the back to secure it to the wall. This can also display bottles of beer or champagne or any bottled beverage if wine Isn't your cup of tea. This would look good in a man cave or would nice for an anniversary gift. Thank you for looking.

07/17/2015

Newest cutting board. This one had a groove around the outside. This board measures 16-3/4" x 9-1/4" x 1" thick. Love the grain and knots for variations. Available thru Etsy if interested. Look me up and take a look.

07/13/2015

A board made from quarter sawn white oak from reclaimed pallet wood. This board measures 18-1/2 x 9-1/4 x 1-1/8 and is the last cutting board you will ever need. Very hard wood and sturdy. Keep the mineral oil on hand and treat the board from time to time and it will last a life time. With a 3/4" hole in handle it will hang out of the way but close at hand for easy access. The pictures are flip sides of the board.