Wait, that’s not a chair!

No. No, it’s not. During the fall I’m still pretty busy and I’m so thankful for that. Because I’m busy I don’t usually take on projects that aren’t chair related. This was an exception. Holly and Dave used to be our neighbors and we miss them. I know it’s not the noise I make in the garage that drove them away because Dave made just as much doing his own woodworking.

One of Dave’s biggest hobbies now is grilling. 🥩 So for his birthday Holly asked me to craft a grill cart that would stand along side his Kamoto Joe. The plans called for an area to store a propane tank below the drawer. Since he’s a charcoal guy, I suggested we utilize the area for a refrigerator instead. 🤯 I happen to know that Dave likes his beer (cold) too. I used a lot of Kreg joinery that is pretty much all concealed. The top is made up of 5 - 2x6 pieces of cedar milled and glued like a butcher block top. This was a first for me for a top of this size. If you’d like to see a video of this piece, head over to my Facebook page (@saegervillecedar) and look under my videos.

I’ll have to go back in the spring and take more photos of it in use and see what suds he’ll store in the fridge. 🍻

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