WHERE WE CAME FROM AND HOW WE GOT HERE
Liberty Leather and Woodworks was started by Steven and Amber Neill in 2010 as part of another business. When that business closed in 2013, we continued to provide leather and wood products from our small shop at home.
At the end of 2020 our business had suffered greatly from Covid, and we barely remained open, and then in 2021 i was in a severe motorcycle accident which ended our business for the next three years.
After a long recovery we picked the business up again in 2024, focusing more on woodworking and setting the leatherwork aside.
Our best-selling product line in the beginning was our cutting boards, charcuterie boards, and serving trays but we quickly expanded to wood crafted lighting, small tables, and other home decor items and game boards. In mid 2024 we acquired a CNC router and expanded into sectional trays, custom signs and a variety of other projects. We are constantly adding to and expanding our product lines.
We predominantly used rough cut hardwood slabs from local family-owned sawmills and our products are made from whatever species of wood those sawmills currently have in stock, but the most common is Black Walnut, Beech, Ash, Elm, Hackberry, Mulberry, Oak, Mesquite, and Pecan. In late 2024 we invested in our own chainsaw Alaskan mill and started collecting local deadwood or unwanted wood ourselves to slab out and because we needed it fully dried we built a solar kiln to meet that need.
We are a very small, family-owned business, supporting other family-owned businesses, and whenever possible, we source our materials locally. All of our creations are handmade in Weatherford, Texas in our small woodshop.
Because we are such a small operation, we rarely have large quantities of product on hand and much of our product is made to order, so if you have an idea, reach out to us and we will see what we can do for you.
highlight of some of the boards I have for sale. If there is something you would like to have, let me know
Every Product we craft at Liberty Woodworks, we craft with attention to detail and a desire to produce a product that will last for generations. We begin by sourcing wood from Local Sawmills, buying our lumber in kiln dried slabs, or sourcing the logs ourselves, milling them and kiln drying them ourselves. Most of those slabs are 6’ - 10’ long, 2” or thicker and 14”-24” wide. We mill that down to the stock we need, cutting to size, flattening, and sanding until we have smooth useful stock, and from that we build an array of cutting boards, charcuterie boards, serving trays, vanity trays, candle holders, noodle boards, shelves, small tables, lamps and lighting, bandsaw boxes, and many more items that are designed to last generations.
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