Mesquite is possibly the best choice of wood for cutting boards. SCC offers a variety of styles and price points. Please see my Kitchen-Dining” page to view our selections. Don’t be shy about contacting me to build one just for … Continue reading →
This bench is in stock and ready for it’s permanent home. If you are looking for a durable outdoor bench, this one is for you. Osage orange is our best outdoor wood.
Continue reading →I hope everyone is staying safe out there. No one saw this pandemic coming and I know it is having an impact on many families in so many ways. Stay safe out there folks. Business has been understandably slow here … Continue reading →
Here is a photo of some benches from a customer in California. SCC shipped these from south-central Texas to the LA area. Contact me if you have any interest in exploring your options.
Continue reading →Custom orders are always welcomed folks. I currently have a good supply of red cedar, walnut, mesquite and cedar elm. Delivery is available to the central Texas area but we also ship. We have shipped all over the US. That … Continue reading →
I have added a couple more pieces of artwork for you consideration on the Fractal Art page. These are very unique and exceptional pieces folks. SCC collaborated with Full Draw Art to produce these pieces.
Continue reading →I plan to start introducing some knives to my inventory at great prices. I will be making all of the knives. For starters and available now are a couple of hand forged knives that just came out of the shop. … Continue reading →
This classic rustic bench is a one of a kind. It’s sturdy and beautiful. Genuine wagon wheels coupled with mesquite create a one of a kind masterpiece. This would make a great indoor bench. See more details on the Benches … Continue reading →
Check out my awesome new cutting boards just added to the Kitchen/Dining page. While you are there have a look at the Lazy Susans too!
Continue reading →Check out our new tables by clicking on the Indoor Table tab. We have just added a cherry wagon wheel coffee table and a walnut sewing machine table. We have quite a few wrought iron bases available for new tops … Continue reading →
In the photo are a few custom table slabs I have available for coffee tables, island tops or bar tops. The slabs on the right are cherry and the slabs on the left are spalted elm. Both are exceptionally nice … Continue reading →
One of my best sellers is my wagon wheel benches. Once construction of the benches begins, much of the effort for the bench has already been done. I find most of my wheels out of state. They come off of … Continue reading →
Business has been good the last few months and orders, coupled with the numerous trade shows we have attended lately, have nearly depleted our inventory. We do have some very nice coffee tables available though! As you browse through our … Continue reading →
Quilt ladders are now available. The ladder in the photo is built with mesquite. The rungs are doweled to the legs. Email me at sycamorecreekcreations@gmail.com to discuss your custom ladder.
Continue reading →You are going to want to check out our new Fractal Art Page. We have Collaborated with Full Draw Art to create some artwork like you probably have not seen before. These highly unique and beautiful pieces couple fractal art … Continue reading →
Visit our “Tables” page to get more details on this set of mesquite burl tables. These extraordinary pieces will disassemble for shipping. Email me at sycamorecreekcreations@gmail.com for shipping details.
Continue reading →Rhonda and I found this stove base on one of our Kansas pickin’ trips. I don’t know if it came off of a wood heating stove or a wood kitchen stove but we knew it was too cool to pass up. I … Continue reading →
This table was designed to be broken down easily. The top was made with Cypress from Marble Falls that I purchased and had milled. It is removable by lifting off of the wheels. The wagon wheels still have the original … Continue reading →
A customer asked me to make a table without the tractor seats. She had her own stools and just wanted the table. When I pick up wheels I will usually remove the hubs ans throw them off to the side. … Continue reading →
