Osborn Carpentry LLC

02/25/2024

Modern TV console and floating shelves built and installed for a fantastic previous client of . All quarter/rift sawn white oak veneer and the top was painted to match the trim in the home. did a fabulous job on the finish.

10/14/2023

About a year ago, I had the chance to install the lockset on this entry door crafted by the artisans at and installed by the skilled team at as a part of their clients new front entry project.

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Thanks to .bruton for the opportunity to participate.

And, thanks to , , and for your recommendations and insight on how to approach installing the mortise lock.

05/17/2023

Made it back to Drayton. I was able to go upstairs this time!

04/16/2023

My old favorite tool used to be a burke bar..now this one takes first place..Farm Jack

01/09/2023

Before, during, & after. A larger TV was the driving force behind expanding this fireplace wall in width. Performed the demo/framing/drywall (hanging) and millwork on this job. The wall was expanded 9 inches on both sides to accommodate an 85 inch (diagonal) TV and still have some wall reveal left. Master closet shoe rack built-in executed masterfully by

06/07/2022

Too good not to share. Been using this jig for several weeks and it’s so great even my co-worker had to pick one up. Yes I did film this with my phone in the right hand (dominate) and operating the saw/router with my left hand.

I have a repeatable stop setup on the coper so you don’t have to pre-cope, then measure. Just pull your wall to wall measurement and route it. It will remove the appropriate amount to mate the adjoining piece. I modified it to have automatic dust collection and it gets a large percentage of the dust.

I started out coping with a hand coping saw and excel at that. I have used a coping foot and a grinder and sometimes still do for coping crown. That being said, the coper is my new favorite to cope baseboard. It is fast, clean, and perfect every time.

05/12/2022

Accent wall for Hemme

04/05/2022

More stairs

04/01/2022

Recent work Q1 2022

12/19/2021

10/03/2021