At a young age, I had always been good with my hands. At the age of 11, I'd built a bird house and at the age of 12, I'd built a jewelry box. Little did I know that I was on my way to a wonderful world of woodcraft. 

 

 I always had an interest in power tools and things that went vroom in the workshop. So when I was eligible to attend a shop class as an extra curricular activity during middle school, there's no guessing that I was up bright and early ready to sign up.

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I was the top of my class and would even help other students with technique during sessions, In my class, before working on the lathe or using any equipment, you had to get a 100 on your tests and I wanted everyone to do really well.. 

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I turn because its constructive and helps me to look forward to a bright future where I can work from my home and teach younger people how to use their hands. 

I appreciate all that has been given to me already by local fans and clients and I hope that the relationships I have built with them all will shine through my work. 

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