Ron's Wood Creations

05/29/2025

My first river table with resin. I’d say it came out nice

05/03/2025

Been keeping busy using pine and Cedar. Even pine can be made into something nice.

03/17/2025

Always expanding the resume. These are quite comfy and do not sit as low to the ground as regular adarondaks. Also available in singles. This set made with treated pine. Hit me up for prices.

03/15/2025

Doors hung. Chris and Christy love their shaker style doors for their outdoor kitchen. I can also make raised panel as well. I’m so pleased with the final product. Rails and stiles are solid oak and panels are oak plywood.

03/15/2025

Mr. Schaun requested a cutting board for himself and a serving board for his sister. What a good big brother you are. He said she loves hearts so this is what I came up with. The resin is colored with pearlessence color giving the swirl effect. I hope you and your sis enjoy your custom creation from Ron’s wood creations.

03/15/2025

Thanks Ross for your rocking chair purchase. Ross requested a larger chair for his 7 year old grand. It was a challenge changing my pattern but I think it’s actually better and I will upgrade my toddler chairs to match. All cypress.

03/15/2025

Shaker doors for Mr Chris and Mrs Christy. Thanks for your trust and patience while I built my first cabinet doors. I hope you enjoy them.

03/09/2025

Made these for a cancer patient benefit. I hope it brings a good penny. For anyone interested in your own set I can build for $200 a set. Custom vinyl stickers with varnish sealer are an additional $50. Hit me up.

03/08/2025

Thanks Justin Sittig for your purchase of a child’s rocker. This one came out really well. I am trying a larger chair for 4 to 10 year olds. I will post when finished.

02/19/2025

Is your existing cutting board looking rough. I can relevel and refinish your board if the damage is not to deep. Usually not removing more that 1/8" from total thickness.

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02/19/2025

PSA. When storing your serving or cutting boards always store vertically. Leaving your board flat on a surface can cause it to dry faster on top than on bottom and can create cupping or warping. I make easel type display racks for $15 a set. Also, you should treat your board with food safe cutting board oil or wax. I make my own wax using food safe mineral oil and beeswax and sell at $5 for a two ounce can. Enough to treat an average sized board approx. 3 times. When treating your board apply a coating of wax and let set for at least 1 hour. Afterwards wipe dry and store in your display rack. Allow at least 4 hours after treating before using to allow pores to absorb oil.