Revolution Latheworks & Custom Woodworking

This elegant, single-slab table began as a towering fir 4' in diameter. By cutting this dying tree in a timely way, not only was a hazard to the homeowner's structure removed, but the material was preserved before it became unsalvageable. Over the course of the past two years, the tree was processed into the beautiful piece you see here. The tree will, in a way, live on for many more years to come.

Dimensions: 11' x 3' x 30"

*The chairs shown here were sourced elsewhere.

This solid White Oak work surface was created in collaboration with Earthbound Industries. Serving as a working surface for a local architecture firm, this piece features built-in storage, mitered corners and following grain. Custom steel components were fabricated by a local metal worker.

Dimensions: 10'x4'x40"

Photo Credit: nolancalisch.com

This table was cut from a tree that came down in Northeast Portland's Overlook neighborhood. With it's orange-red heartwood, this piece offers warmth to the home.

Dimensions: 57"x18.5"x30"

Salvaged from a warehouse in Pittsburgh, PA, this portion of a White Oak beam has been put to work as a side table, providing a touch of beauty, as well as a glimps of it's industrial past.

Dimensions: 31"x12.75"x12.75"

A refined version of the bench that stands in the maker's mudroom, this Oregon Black Walnut structure is topped with a piece of figured Big Leaf Maple. Turned legs provide a sturdy place to rest whether coming home or stepping out.

Dimensions: 48"x14"x16.75"

Dimensions: 23"x17"x20"

Cottonwood carried back from Lander, WY now stretches between these cherry uprights, which were cut in NE Portland just off of Killingsworth Street. Live-edge compliments live-edge in this unique piece.

Dimensions: 39.25"x8.5"x33.25"

This low table stands at a perfect height for reading, sharing a cup of tea or seated meditation. Checks and splits are knitted together with hand-cut bowties, matching simple Black Walnut legs. This Mountain Ash top was sourced in SE Portland.

Dimensions: 51"x23"x13.75"

Hand-turned clear, vertical grain legs support this live-edge Douglas Fir top. Cut in Northeast Portland and now at home in the hills overlooking San Francisco, this table serves beautifully as a functional surface and as a feature piece.

Dimensions: Not Available

Hand-cut mortise-and-tennon joinery make these heavy fir timbers one solid piece that will last through the years.

Dimensions: 84"x14"x40"

Cut in Milwuakie, Oregon, this material came down in a storm just about two years ago. Redwood is extremely soft and will show wear readily. This table is not recommended for heavy use, but rather for those who are looking to add a uniquely beautiful piece to their home.

Dimensions: 23"x15.75"x21"

These stools were cut from the client's tree, squared off , cleaned up and finished for outdoor use. As the night gets cooler, thick leather tabs make it easy to move your seat a little closer to the fire!

Dimensions: Approximately 14"x9"x17"

Mounted on 2" flatbar, this piece of cherry shines! The typical reds that we're used to seeing in cherry are complimented by steaks of black, green, a hint of pink. Knots, figuring and the scar of a tree climber's spurs all add to the slab's character!  

Dimensions: 53.25"x16"x16,75"

At 2.25" thick, these slab legs support an equally stout top! Solid joinery and a welded steel stretcher make this a solid piece while intact bark and an included limb add unique interest. Hidden adjustable feet account for any minor variation that may exist in the floor. Materials were cut in Portland's Overlook neighborhood.

Dimensions: 46" x 18" x 18"

These old beams have been given a new life as a collection of beautiful, industrial stools. The marks of their age and use are highlighted with a durable, easy to repair finish. Custom-made 4" leather tabs  are secured with black, square-headed lag screws, making for a fine detail and easy handling.

Dimensions: 16.5 "x 9"x 18"

Slight variation in size should be expected

Between the species' natural rot resistance and their outdoor-quality finish, these benches make a great place to relax on a covered porch or other protected outdoor space. Keep this piece out of direct weather and severe sun exposure and enjoy a place to rest for years to come! The custom metalwork is finished with semi-gloss black powder coating. The 2" tube legs are open on the bottom without additional feet and would not be suitable for delicate or abrasive surfaces.

Dimensions:

55" x 16"@ R x 18"

With one live edge, this piece offers both a natural look and the option of tucking it up against a wall or into a corner. This material also comes from the Overlook neighborhood in NE Portland.

Dimensions: 31.5"x16"x16.75"

Beautiful grain patterns, color variation and natural, open checking set this live-edge table apart! Due to it's open checking, this table is recommended for homes in which the piece can be set aside and reserved for lighter use.

Dimensions:

Unavailable

Reclaimed fir boards have been laminated, imperfections have been filled  with epoxy and a refined profile has been routed, elevating the piece. Stainless steel hardware mounts the 1.25" surface to a refurbished cast base.

Dimensions: 29.5" x 29.5" x 29" 

Salvaged from a storm damaged tree in Milwuakie, Oregon, this piece features a stripe of blonde sapwood on either side of the pleasantly soft-looking heartwood. A hard finish improves the durability of this surface, but should still be treated with more care than harder wood species.

Dimensions: 50.75"x15.5"x19"

Beautiful grain patterns, color variation and natural, open checking set this live-edge table apart! Due to it's open checking, this table is recommended for homes in which the piece can be set aside and reserved for lighter use.

Dimensions: 

29"Lx17"Wx20"T (Top 1.125" Thick)