Much of the wood I use in my furniture I milled on my land, in the early 90s in Oregon. It dried for the first five years in the shady, damp woods of Oregon which is good for the grain to relax slowly. I brought it here to New Mexico in the late 90s.  It’s very dry and stable.

My shop is much smaller than the one I had in Philadelphia, but has all the necessary equipment to do the type of woodworking I like.

The Dixon Studio tour here in my community is where I sell most of my wood products which includes natural edge tables, benches, stools and cutting/serving boards.