Welcome to Paul & Cinda Brimhall's woodworking studio. We craft fine drawered chests (boxes) from old cedar fence posts and found bristlecone pine. We have been in business since 1990.

The image on the right is that of a cedar box. It was made from an old cedar fence post from an old ranch in southern Colorado. The front of the box is the part that was actually buried in the ground. Click to enlarge.

Each box we make is unique based on the characteristics of that particular piece of wood. Our mission is to share out love of this precious old wood. 

Please visit our online store if you would like to see prices and perhaps purchase boxes. We welcome inquiries from potential dealers and are actively seeking new dealers in noncompetitive areas.

You can learn more about us personally by visiting our home page. Thank you for taking time to visit, please contact us for any reason.

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Testimonials

HELLO , I JUST WANTED TO TAKE A MOMENT OF YOUR TIME TO TELL YOU GUYS THAT I WAS SO SURPRIZED WHEN I RECIEVED MY HEART BOX IT IS BEAUTIFUL AND VERY SPECIAL , THANKYOU SO MUCH ,I AM VERY PLEASED! KEEP UP THE BEAUTIFUL WORK, BEST REGARDS, (Name withheld) FROM OREGON!

Hello Paul,

I wanted to write and let you know that I received the boxes and wood a few days ago. I was thrilled with the workmanship as I was with the box I ordered several years ago! I am greatly impressed with the quality and time you put into your wood products!

with high regards and thanks, (Name withheld) Avoca, New York

Paul,

Just wanted to let you know how thrilled I am with the box you made for my husband and I know he'll love it too.

Just another note; I work at a custom sign manufacturing company where we turn out one-of-a-kind products for Disneyland (among other Clients) and my co-workers were very impressed with the workmanship and finished box product. And these are people that see high quality products every day!

Once again, thanks! (Name withheld)

Each drawer is
opened a finger pull
carved into the drawer.