Queen & Crawford

23/08/2025

Little oak handles. They push fit into a 40mm through hole and cheer up a standard mdf board or work well with grain. I made them for my father in law and have decided to name them after him. Cooke rings.

23/08/2025

21/06/2025

Carving in valchromat. It looks so crisp and beautiful. How good would it look in a kitchen!!!

23/05/2025

Sample curved mouldings in pine for a ballroom ceiling. Another great project for the best in the business

17/05/2025

More hand carving practice for the Higbot. Different tool sizes and subtly different patterns.

19/05/2023

These yummy looking robo donuts are handrail ends in Tasmanian Oak. Made in pairs to help with hold down and machine time efficiency. A custom order for the mighty Sydney’s finest and friendliest timber merchant. Always a pleasure to work with.

14/04/2023

Two halves of a speaker horn in plywood. Looks great, can’t wait to find out what it sounds like. We work with sound engineers, audio professionals and acousticians regularly. They appreciate the accuracy and quality of the Higbot.

09/11/2022

Door handle and latch for a sliding ensuite door. Birch plywood and solid surface terrazzo from to match bathroom and adjoining wardrobe materials. A nice detail for the most important room in the house.

13/10/2022

This big bopping table is so good it’s smiling. This is the underside. The rebated cross enables the legs to be fitted on a plate which helps with transport and installation. So big it was a game of 2 halves for the Higbot.

09/10/2022

3 dimensional sculpting on birdseye maple for the very talented . Legs for a coffee table.

19/09/2022

It looks and feels like Terrazzo but cuts more like acrylic. Staron is a solid surface material and perfect for benchtops, tabletops, joinery and much more. It comes off the cnc very cleanly. These benchtops are for the coffee company for their stand at the Melbourne International Coffee Expo.

31/08/2022

Custom architectural mouldings off the Higbot. My grandfather would have made these using wet plaster, string and custom made tools. A digital workflow means this traditional detail can be explored in new ways.