Category Archives: trim carpentry

Title: From Blank Wall to Bold Statement: The Story Behind This Custom Fireplace Build

Every now and then, a project comes along that challenges you in all the right ways—creatively, technically, and logistically. This fireplace build was one of those projects. What started as a bare wall in a living room turned into a dramatic centerpiece that blends warmth, modern design, and subtle lighting into a jaw-dropping focal point.Continue reading “Title: From Blank Wall to Bold Statement: The Story Behind This Custom Fireplace Build”

Creating a Custom Coffee Bar for Your Home

If you’re anything like me coffee is a necessity. I have a minimum of 16 ounces a day, but if I had my way it’d be significantly more. I’m not necessarily a coffee snob, because I’ll drink WaWa coffee and be just as happy as if I went to a fancy coffee shop in aContinue reading “Creating a Custom Coffee Bar for Your Home”

When To Buy The Tool, and Van vs Truck

This episode discusses how to buy tools, and when to buy them. Knowing the value that you’ll get out of them. Micah also discusses the debate on whether a van or truck and trailer is better.  For more information visit ⁠CraftedinFlorida.com⁠ Check out Crafted In Florida on Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok, and Youtube!

How Will The New Tariffs Effect the Wood Working Industry

Tariffs kicked in on March 3rd, what does that mean for the woodworking industry. In this article I break down, numbers and what could happen.

How To Install Drawer Slides

How to install the best drawer slides on the market.

How to Patch Kitchen Cabinet Holes Step by Step

When styles change in the kitchen, typically handles/pulls will change too. It’s a quick way to give the kitchen a new style, but the handle holes don’t always line up with the new ones. Rather than buying all new doors, there is a way to patch those holes and get a clean new look toContinue reading “How to Patch Kitchen Cabinet Holes Step by Step”

How To Do It Right, The Thing That Nobody Likes!

There is something that has to be done on every project that nobody that I’ve ever met likes to do. The thing about it is, it’s basically the make or break task for the entire project. If you skip this step or do it incorrectly the finished product will show it, but.. If you nail it? You will look like a master carpenter, a wood whisperer, or the ultimate craftsman!