When you're working with your hands and creating something beautiful, it can be very therapeutic. Woodworking is a great way to relax and de-stress. A DIY Woodworking Project Can Help You Relax Not only that, but woodworking is also a great way to relax and de-stress.Let's take a look at some of the benefits of woodworking projects. Thanks to everyone who supports my business and in doing so helps us to help others.Woodworking projects are the perfect way to tap into your creative side while also getting some practical experience. You can read all about the good causes helped on our News page. I should also mention at this point that a fair percentage of any profits go to local charities and good causes. I hope you enjoy browsing my website and find something of interest. I still have all 10 fingers! or at least I did when I last counted them. I see my work as being quite unique when I bring together my lifetimes love and respect for nature, and its sustainability, as well as my years of woodworking experience which has provided me with a truly hands on approach as I carefullyfashion each piece on my trusty woodworking band-saw and sander machine and yes. However, these are often the pieces that really stand out and reveal natures hidden beauty, which also guarantees a real 'wow factor' to the pieces I love to create. My real satisfaction comes from creating one-off pieces from off-cuts that most craftsmen wouldn't choose to use they are either too short or knotted or twisted to use on today's modern mass production machinery. I hope to show people an appreciation of how something unwanted, can be rescued, then be hand worked into something beautiful.or as I like to say, from 'Firewood to Fabulous'.
Now that im retired most of my spare time is devoted to craftwork and running the business. I create all my pieces using mainly recycled timber, kindly donated by people who love the thought of seeing something saved, recycled, then made into a unique original. My background is in Mechanical Engineering but latterly, when made redundant, retrained to be a Technical teacher in a local Authority school.
I have always produced handcrafted items and for many years exhibited at Craft Fairs, run by Allcraft , in the central belt of Scotland. My name is Paul McGuigan and I am passionate about making and mending things. Cherry Tree Products is named after the Street where I live.
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