These dividers were designed and built in our shop. The copper is called AZUL. The brass corbels built from fresh brass bar. We know how to properly patinate and age materials. We are also experienced in soldering of different kinds. Notice the low temp solder holding this piece together

This was built on a whim for fun. It’s a 1/3 scale tie fighter in the original almond on black paint from the first Star Wars. It’s purpose is just a unique fire pit.

Yes, I can do plenty of wood work here. I have a full wood shop and spent many years in my youth as a carpenter. I enjoy combining the two mediums. As you can see from these pictures, my attention to detail carries over.

Here’s the chicken coop in the shop being built. This was designed to be slid around easily in the grass if you wanted your birds to stay penned up.

Whimsy and fun. We made several of these. I kept one as well as making an ant.

Yes. We can build your forge to order. This is a good size knife makers forge. The burners are completely removable and adjustable up and down.

This forge has a great range of temperature. It can turn fire brick to glass in 5 minutes at 30 psi, then backed down to run on as low as 7 psi. We have no idea how hot this thing gets. It maxes out our 2700 degree thermometer. The inside is lined with vermiculite and 3500 degree 30$ a brick fire brick. It will turn a traditional fire brick to glass in just a couple of minutes.

I have a unique ability to combine wood and metal here. This is a one-off creation. The top is a 4” slab of cedar heartwood with a glaze top. The base is thermocycled and laquered steel. The trim around the top is a saw blade that has been polished then acid etched for aging.

I call this a forced perspective base. The table is constantly changing shape depending the viewing angle. To get the angles right we had to build this on the computer in 3d.

These shelf brackets were made from antique Corn Seeder disks. The finish was achieved by a heat treat and oil quench.

I build much of the equipment used in this shop. This is a tube roller that I built for a project. It is also mobile to allow me to roll pipe or tube onsite.

Here is the anvil finished and put on its stand.

If you have an idea for something custom that you want made, call us. We have years of woodworking experience as well as general construction. If you have a project that integrates metal work and wood work, feel free to call us. We can do it and enjoy a challenge.

We do entire or parts of artwork installations. We were commissioned to make 150 hand forged and patinated brass rings for an art installation in the Fort Worth area. The degree of patination and imperfection was determined by the artist to meet their vision. These rings were all made from long sticks of solid stock. Hand hammered and patinated.

This is what happened to all of those brass rings.

This is a pitman arm from an antique tractor. It had shattered. We were able to salvage it and re-weld it as one solid piece and better than new. Can you see where it shattered?

This is a rolling base for a 52” sheet metal brake.

This will fit any transducer to any trolling motor. We did a production run and they worked great. They have the added benefit of being able to protect your transducer and transducer bracket if you smash into something. I believe we still have some of these and if you want one let us know.

These are cool. A great help if you live in the country with no trash service. The barrels work with either a leaf blower or shop vac to create a venturi effect inside of the barrel. These will burn an entire week worth of trash in 20-30 minutes. They go through fall leaves like you can’t believe. The great thing is that they burn so hot, there is minimal if any ash or debris left over. It’s simply gone. They are the most fun at night. You will have a fire tornado 20’ in the air. They are quite safe but each comes with detailed instructions to keep you safe. The lid is very heavy and the handle design keeps the handles much cooler than the barrel which can glow like a strawberry at night. We use one and love it. Everyone one who has gotten one has loved it. We have great video of it, but cannot seam to get it to load on our webpage.

These are antique wrenches made into door handles. They have been sandblasted and acid etched to add the patina.

This is a jib that we made for our forklifts. It’s been very handy.

This spreader beam was engineered for handling long pieces of metal roofing.

Yeah. We make nice nerf bars. These are for a Ford. Unlike all Ford stuff, these are built to bolt to the frame, not the rocker panels. They are heavy material and can support the weight of the truck. I love to use the expanded metal on my nerf bars. Great traction and its great from cleaning the mud off of your boots.

We like unique. This table was built to be both a dining room table and a card table in an apartment. We got lucky and found a piece of marble that has the live edge all around. The chairs are hydraulic and raise up and down.

It’s the crisp sharp lines that make this pop, and that make it challenging.

You can tell by the deterioration that this was ready to go. This belongs to a local pest company.

This bracket had sheared completely off of a back hoe. This is what holds the whole shebang up. We were able to repair it and make it much stronger than the original.

The keeper arm was also broken during the accident and the hook lost. We were able to make a new one.

Flathead v-8’s and other motors from the 1920’s and 30’s do not fit on a traditional run stand. We were asked to build one by an antique car enthusiasts to test his new flat head and run other older motors.

We designed and built this. It breaks down into 3 pieces to fit inside of a camper. It tracks the sun on a single axis (east to west). It’s own shape is very stable but it can also be staked to the ground or the base filled with ballast.

Those of us here in Branson remember when the Titanic museum had a 16’ pink covid mask on the bow. This is the frame for it. The owners loved it so much we had to make another for the Titanic in Pigeon Ford. Native Signs provided the mask itself and the installation. Their work is amazing if you are looking for unique signage and advertising.

We do a fair amount of commercial kitchen work. This was a grease bin from a local grocery stores deli. It was coated in years and years of grime and all 4 corners had split. A replacement couldn’t be found. We sandblasted and ground it clean. Heavily reinforced the corners as well as welding the corners and all the bends on the inside. This piece is good for many many many more years and is stronger than when new.

These were made for another local restaurant that needed a solution for getting their pans higher off of the grill. They are made from 316l stainless steel.

These are the legs that I made for the City of Branson. I had the top made by my friends at Timberfall (look them up).

Stainless Steel truck exhaust

These were made for a Dodge

This is a snake door handle crafted by hand from raw material and patinated. Very cool

These are on a kids 125. They are 11g diamond plate and worked fantastic.

This is the same 4 wheeler. This brush guard was made to compliment the new bikes really cool silver spiderweb paint job.

This base was commissioned by Timberfall. The top was a 5’ across 6” thick cypress cookie sealed in Epoxy. This came out cool. This is another one of those bases that looks simple but isn’t. This was built on the computer as well to determine the correct compounding angles needed for the right height and width.

We fabricated these custom bumper mounts for a show truck with 8” of lift. The customer couldn’t find and over the counter solution and came to us. We’ve designed and fabricated all kinds of parts including motor mounts for v/8 swap. We will give you an honest answer if it’s worth us fabricating your part, or if you are better off going with an off the shelf solution.

We can design your parts on the computer. This allows us to make sure that what we are creating will serve its purpose.

Look on the porch, recognize something? Notice the different sizes of wood. This is where CAD design helps to ensure that we are providing you with the correct product.

We do a lot in stainless. If you are a local restaurant, call us. Above are some legs that needed to be extended to raise the table. We are experts in all kinds of Stainless Steel. We also have a good deal of specialty equipment that no one else around here has.

We are always building our own equipment and mounts. This is a mobile base for our new 10 ton hydraulic pipe bender

Need a good table? We can make it for.

This handle was designed and built from scratch here in our shop from fresh raw brass.

We can fabricate custom splash pad equipment, and at a reasonable cost. We designed, per the customers request, these two towers and the spray hydrant. Everything is TIG welded stainless steel.

Ask us about your splash pad projects. We can help design more than just the splash pad. We also installed the fence for this project using a pre-fabricated product.