Jake Lee's Custom Cabinets and Furniture

11/24/2016

These bowls were made almost entirely on the table saw by using a few jigs I made that I saw online. The woods are walnut and maple and have a food safe finish applied.

11/24/2016

This is a full remodel of a kitchen for a cabin done with reclaimed barn wood.

05/19/2016

This was a baptismal present for my God neice. The uplifting hands are carved from polplar, which is the wood representing the date from when she was baptized. The border is of walnut and ash, which represents the birth woods of her parents.

08/07/2015

08/06/2015

These chests were done as wedding presents for my siblings.

07/21/2015

I recently tore down an old boat house on a friends property. I used the door to whip up a quick picnic table by using some galvanized pipe and fittings for legs.

07/20/2015

This was a work station made to match one of the existing desks in the Amery High School office.

05/11/2015

This is a laptop desk I made as a graduation present for my sister. It's made of pine, and the corners are put together with rabbits and old hand cut nails salvaged from a building that was built in the late 1800s.

05/11/2015

Here's a mother's day present I made for last weekend. It's a wall mounted wine rack made from pieces of an old pallet. The bottle necks go in the holes, and friction and weight keep then in place.

04/20/2015

I made these rings for a couples 30th wedding anniversary. They're sand shaded maple with a offset band of cypress and walnut. the maple is the wood of their anniversary and the cypress and walnut are their birth trees.

03/06/2015

I just finished "Harold's Table" last night. It turned out better then I hoped. I took inspiration for the base from furniture made by the amazingly talented George Nakashima.