Bone and Brimstone Restoration

02/17/2020

Just finished another awesome vintage workbench. This bench was also originally manufactured for the United States Air Force, and made of solid steel. It had a lower steel shelf but was too badly rusted and bent to repair, so I used 2x6's instead. I figured I could break up all of the black with a natural color. Although she still weighs about 250 lbs.

01/13/2020

Just got these from a good friend.. I think they are old table tops from a restaurant .. the wood has been well preserved by the thick layer of epoxy. I'm Thinking about stripping off the epoxy and salvaging the wood and steel to make a cool rustic table.. or maybe a Viking ship.

01/10/2020

Just finished refurbishing this vintage work bench. It was originally manufactured by Lyon Steel and I believe purchased by the military, as there is a small brass plate that is engraved with USAF on one of the legs.

12/16/2019

It's amazing how much paint these rod iron bars take...

12/15/2019

But first coffee....

12/15/2019

This was a awesome piece to work on...created this amazing coffee table out of some antique jack stands and a old German table top. Great contrast between the espresso stain on the table top and hammed metal on the jack stands.

12/15/2019

These old weights probably lost a few ounces when I removed all the rust

12/15/2019

Just finished rehabbing this old fireplace heatilator for a customer.... finished it with heat resistant paint that is good up to 2000 degrees

12/15/2019

12/15/2019

Had the opportunity to restore some antique window weights