Woodworking was the therapy I didn’t know I Needed

My dad was a carpenter; I remember small pockets of time where he built some of the best furniture and toys. I was bitten by the woodworking bug during 8th grade wood shop class. That same bug followed me around in the Army and was very therapeutic with a sometimes stressful career such as the military.

Blackwood Craft Co. is built on craftsmanship, discipline, and a commitment to doing things the right way.

What started as a way to stay grounded grew into something more—creating pieces with purpose. Not just for display, but for everyday use. Built with intention. Made to last.

In the Army, I was trained to understand the problem, visualize the solution, and execute.

That process didn’t stay behind—it’s how I approach every build in the shop.

A U.S. Army soldier in camouflage uniform holding a fluffy baby bear and looking at it with a smile indoors.
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What I Build Today

  • Cutting Boards & Kitchen Pieces

  • Custom Furniture (Tables, Credenzas, Bars)

  • CNC & Engraved Work

  • One-of-a-Kind Builds

Me and my wife in the shop. She is wearing her version of overalls. I guess she is ready to make some sawdust!!
A man wearing a camouflage cap, glasses, and a blue athletic shirt, poses with his arm resting on a piece of wood in a woodworking shop. He is smiling and wearing work gloves and ear protection.
A man wearing glasses, a camouflage hat, and work gloves is using a hammer to work on a piece of wood in a workshop filled with power tools.