Fletcher Legacy Woodworking

03/28/2026

Hey everyone,

After much thought over the past year and some evaluation, I have decided to dissolve Fletcher Legacy Woodworking LLC. I appreciate all of the support and those who have ordered and purchased from me in the past. With the current state of the economy and the success of our other business I don’t have the time to pour into this that I did before, the pricing of materials soaring, and lack of orders the business has just become unsustainable. However I will continue as a hobbyist and will post some of my work as I have time to. Thank you all again for your support!

Luke C. Fletcher

10/21/2025

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11/13/2024

This post has been a long time coming! The canoe is finally finished! This project had been fun, full of learning, full of challenges, but most of all…totally worth it! Getting to hit the water in a craft I made and then later seeing my Son’s enjoyment when I took him out in it was worth all the time and work. This was a great project! Thank you all for the support and for following along! 🚣

10/13/2024

Its been a minute so time for a canoe update! Gunwales have been installed spacerbar/yoke installed as well as the bulkheads. It is really starting to come together and look like a canoe!! Hoping to put the seats in soon and get her hull painted and hit the water!

09/10/2024

Progress update many holes wire ties and sorr fingers later the boat is stitched together! Thankfully no twists or major gaps are present (

09/09/2024

So I decided to step out of my comfort zone and try something new and challenging. I will be building a plywood canoe based on plans bought from Storer Boat Plans. This is the first few steps of the build and more posts will come as the project progresses!

06/17/2024

Another awesome knife kit from . These easy to make great quality kits are a go to for handmade gifts for the men in your life. Cant help but love the look of that maple burl as well!

06/11/2024

Newest items I have attempted to make, Oyster Clamps! I have had several friends tell me I should try making these so after researching online and looking at reviews I came up with my idea to make a more sturdy version. These are joined with epoxy and 3/8” dowels through the piece, the oak is then charred to harden the wood then soaked in food safe finishing oil and wax make it more moisture resistant. These are available at $30 each! PM if interested!

06/10/2024

I was honored to be asked to build this project by a friend of our family. Her mother recently passed away was was a US Air Force veteran. Joy E. Coonradt joined the Air Force where she worked as a Master Sergeant of Electronic Warfare. She was one of the first women in Electronic Warfare and was a Desert Shield and Desert Storm veteran. Joy proudly served for 20 years before retiring. Thank you for your service. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸

05/28/2024

Another pocket knife project kit down, I used some maple burl for this handle. Love the way it turned out!