Fleming Woodworks

04/25/2026

Before/after. Sewing machine box lid had came apart. Back together and cleaned up. Just like new!

04/25/2026

Some oak crosses recently made.

04/08/2026

If you've placed an order with me, please be patient. This flu/covid/bronchitis/etc. has me down for a while. 😷

03/30/2026

Who remembers “fishy, fishy in a brook, daddy caught you with a hook, mommy fried you in a pan, baby ate you like a man”? 😃

03/24/2026

Had to disassemble this awesome rocking chair. Sand every inch then reassemble. I’m letting the glue dry tonight. Stain tomorrow. May be finished Wednesday 😃

03/19/2026

Years of lasting graveside decor for a loving grandfather 🙂

03/17/2026

Currently working on this vintage dresser. It’s a highboy (or chest of drawers) manufactured by the Union Furniture Company. Based on its design characteristics and similar documented pieces, it likely dates to the 1920s or 1930s (often referred to as Depression Era furniture).
Key Identification Details
Manufacturer: Union Furniture Company (formerly based out of Seattle, WA).
Model/Style: Item No. 187, often described as "Hugenot Walnut".
Materials: The piece features walnut construction with burled wood (possibly bird's-eye maple or walnut) inlays on the top three drawers and a decorative crest on the fourth drawer.
Features: It includes a "step-back" design with three smaller top drawers (sometimes called glovebox drawers) over four full-width drawers. The legs are typically turned and may originally have been equipped with casters.

03/14/2026

03/14/2026

A “Blessing Box” for our friends and neighbors!

Special thanks to Tiffany for coming up with the idea and funding, Chief Dale Meadows and the SVVFD for providing the location. Hope to deliver soon! Check out all these photos. The bell doesn’t work but fitting for its new home. 👩🏼‍🚒🚒

03/10/2026

Rest easy Chief 🇺🇸

03/05/2026

A little before/after of this beautiful 1930’s Lane Cedar Chest. 😃 I had to replace one of the front legs, the top of the lid and a bunch of Victorian trim. Absolutely gorgeous!