EagleWorks Co

We’ve been making more of these shot glasses lately. Message us if you want first dibs. 👊🏻🔥

Got some fun upgrades to the truck! what? You didn’t think you were the only ones getting decals did you?
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By now you should know that is the one behind these great decals. If you want an extra large EagleWorks eagle or anything else definitely check him out.
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Check out what came I the mail! Big shout out to for hooking me up with not only new merch for you guys but also some new swag for my truck!
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These VA EagleWorks Co vinyl decals are going to be gone so snag them while you can!
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Check out Norfolk’s new spot— The Fanciful Fig!

Handcrafted AND local woodworking pieces? Yes, please! These would make a gorgeous charcuterie board 😍 EagleWorks Co

The Giveaway is over, but you can get your own limited time EWCo VA stickers and original EWCo stickers on our website! Eagleworksco.com

Ok people three things!
1) We are doing a limited run of these stickers in black and in white!
2) The first 6 people to comment and share this post get their choice of color and two of our original decals!
3) These EWC VA decals will be on our website!
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Would you just look at that shine! 1) Took off the old finish 2) Restored wood that was water damaged. 3) Repaired a crack. 4) Oil and wax finish. 5) We even pulled out the buffer to get that shine!
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We are so happy to bring new life to an antique shotgun. This should make it last a few more generations.

Walnut live edge shelf. Our favorite kind of shelves! Hands to mount it not included. We recommend screws for that one.

No I don’t have enough clamps, why do you ask?
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The canoe frame build was a fun one. Definitely used up a lot of my clamps. In face all my 6 inch and 12 inch clamps were used up on this one.
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Is there anything else you can’t have too much of?

Gearing up for our wood turning class this weekend by doing a glue up with some pine boards. These boards will soon be bowls, our practice bowls. We have our students make their first bowls out of cheap pine wood. The purpose of these bowls are for the students to get used to turning— these bowls are gonna look awful because when we do anything for the first time, it’s bad! But that’s ok! They’re cheap, they’re meant to be practice bowls! The last bowl we make, that’s the one we get excited for. I hand the students a piece of walnut and they get to show us what they’ve learned and turn the walnut into a beautiful bowl.

I had a client purchase a slab of Elm to fix a chair / build some shelves. We had leftover wood, so she asked me if we could make picture frames. She had these two gorgeous photos she wanted framed. We build the frame, purchased the glass locally, and put it all together.

Been working on this front door. Get this- it’s made out 4 types of wood- walnut, cherry, Kentucky coffee, and chestnut.
Just glued it up; next we will be filling in any holes or gaps with epoxy, and finishing up the corners with pinned floating through tenons. 🔥

We’ve been refinishing some furniture for a client. This chair was missing a leg support so we made one with a mortise and tenon joint. 🦅