Our Story

Sawtooth Woodworking began with a simple goal, to build things the right way, from real wood, with craftsmanship that lasts for generations.

The shop is proudly veteran-owned. Before starting Sawtooth Woodworking, I served with the 1-502nd Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, with a deployment to Iraq. That experience instilled a level of discipline, precision, and accountability that carries directly into every project built here.

After my time in the military, I spent over a decade working as a registered nurse. That experience reinforced the importance of patience, attention to detail, and taking pride in doing work that truly matters. Those same qualities now carry into building custom furniture and architectural woodwork.

Today, Sawtooth Woodworking focuses on handcrafted hardwood furniture, built-ins, and specialty projects designed to fit each client’s space and vision. Every piece is built with careful attention to material selection, structure, and long-term durability.

From design to execution, the process is collaborative. Using 3D models, clients can preview their project and make adjustments before production begins, ensuring the final piece fits their space and vision.

The goal is simple, to create work that is functional, refined, and built to last.

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