Apricot, steel, baling wire.
Oxidized maple, salvaged lap siding, milk paint, Ward’s granary tin, cookstove legs, Bakelite cabinet pulls.
Walnut, one-way plow spindle.
Mesquite, re-purposed longleaf pine flooring, milk paint, recycled angle iron.
Siberian elm–turned, burned, outside; milk paint inside, plow tool bar, spring-tooth harrow shanks.
Pecan, tee-posts, Massey-Ferguson sheet metal (left) Mesquite, tee-posts, John Deere sheet metal (SOLD) Mesquite, tee-posts, John Deere sheet metal.
Grain drill seed box ends, walnut.
John Deere combine motor mount plate, curly maple, wingnuts, aviation rivets.
Mesquite, repurposed bridge steel, chisel plow jack gear.
Charred cherry, quilted maple, spring tooth plow points.
After a Texas Panhandle tornado destroyed the Ward’s granary, the damaged galvanized tin was straightened out and nailed to the north side of the shed in the east pasture. Wind eventually laid the old shed over, so sections of the granary tin now serve as door and side panels on the Cyclone Bureau, and are framed out by oxidized maple. Door and drawer pulls are broken sections of tines once used in a horse-drawn hay rake.
Mesquite and repurposed rod-weeder plow parts.
Mesquite, ash (sandblasted, dyed), recycled sheet metal, steel, rotary hoe tines, baling wire.
Mesquite, John Deere rotary hoe plow parts.
Charred cottonwood, charred walnut, binder arm tie.
Cottonwood, curly maple, baling wire.
Drought-killed Chinese elm (charred) T-posts.
Drought-killed Chinese elm, T-posts.
Charred cottonwood, charred sycamore
Charred cottonwood and sycamore.
Cottonwood, curly maple, recycled steel.
Mesquite, recycled feed trough.
Mesquite, steel, stove skirt.
Charred cherry, steel.
Curly maple, steel staples.
Mesquite, steel.
Bar installation, red oak, blackened steel, glass.
