I made this mirror out of scrap metal.  I decorated it with some  baubles of inexpensive jewelry

How's this for some wainscott panel work?  This area was gutted.  New ceiling, walls, and flooring added

Built a new custom door for a historic home on the East Side of Providence

​The center of this piece of leaded glass had four cracked panes.  Working with magnifying glasses, I removed the rear cap of the lead came, removed the broken pieces of glass and made new one and laid them in.  Then I replaced the lead came with epoxy.  This way the whole piece did not have to be dismantled.

​Two of my favorite customers told me that the movers broke two of the hand carved leafs off this antique headboard.  On my lunch hour, each day, I worked on the repair in their garage.  I drilled holes and inserted stainless steel ring shank nails for a scaffolding.  Then I built up an epoxy base.  I mixed stain in the epoxy prior to application.  After the epoxy hardened, I went to work (with magnifying glasses) with my Dremel tool to copy the existing pattern.  I applied a finish coat of stain and finish.  They did not know I was doing this so it was a nice surprise for them.  They could not tell which ones were broken after the repair. 

Matching mahogany Armoire and TV cabinet for Bedroom

A stained Glass Bird of Paradise

I thoroughly enjoyed putting this together