Brian Grabski puts together a custom range hood for a kitchen in this short video. Structural parts were routed out of 3/4″ MDF on a CNC router and 3/8″ bending plywood was used to achieve the bell shape on the hood.

Custom woodworker Brian Grabski showcases his finishing expertise in giving a new door a weathered appearance with a wire brush, steel wool, sandpaper, and a few coats of oil stain.

In thie dresser, a hidden drawer is controlled by a bolt on the back side of the upper right drawer box. Before you can activate the hidden drawer system, you need to unlock the bolt with the correct combination.

A multi-functional chair/cocktail table was designed by Mike Prom using AutoCad Inventor. It was originally posted in Feb. 2013 by Designed & Made, Minneapolis.

Brian Grabski, a Minneapolis, MN-based commercial woodworker, specializes in building custom interiors and one-of-a-kind furniture. To learn the trade, Grabski worked summers in cabinet shops during high school, and while earning a business degree at the University of Colorado in 2005.