The smoker shown was created based on the idea of a couple or small family smoking meat for their own consumption. Without the need for a great volume in the cook chamber, this smoker was built with a 28 gallon casing. The firebox has been insulated with about three inches of rock wool insulation. The components affixed to the smoker were all fabricated in house including the hinges, handle, vent, locking mechanism, and collector. This smoker also utilizes the idea of preserving the rubber on the tires for as long as possible. Through past experiences we have found that having the weight of an object sitting on the tires along with having them sitting in water on the ground means faster rotting of the rubber. The wheels on this pit have been placed in such a way that the pit itself is easy to maneuver, and the tires are suspended off of the ground allowing for the weight of the pit to sit on it's legs while keeping them out of water.   

In 2017 we disassembled a vintage Convair 440. This plane had been used for cargo transportation. When we harvested the pieces from the plane we weren't yet sure what we would create with them. After deliberation we decided that furniture for the everyday person would allow for everyone to have the opportunity to own a piece of history. This is our attempt at creating attractive and unparalleled "one-of-one" furniture for our customers. This piece in specific also matches a desk created out of the same plane. The piece of plane along with colors can be customized if preferred, this is only our first piece of many to come. 

This desk is comprised of a piece of the tail section from the same Convair 440. This piece also features in house made legs. These legs are powder coated for durability and were drawn to match aspects from the airplanes construction.