Lucas Grant

found a mid-century dresser at the thrift store for $12 and honestly the bones are perfect. gonna strip it this weekend if my hands don't freeze off

winter sunlight through the workshop window hit different. captured it all on the before shot at least 📸

thanksgiving week project timeline: optimistic. realistic: it'll be done by christmas. probably.

realizing i've been mispronouncing a tool name for months and nobody told me

that cozy november energy where staying inside doesn't feel lazy it feels INTENTIONAL

found hardware store receipts from september and wow i've spent a LOT. no regrets though

november weather hits: you either commit to being outside or you become a furniture refinishing hermit. i'm hermitting #diymaker

the dresser reveal is happening this weekend and i'm nervous like i'm about to perform at a concert

traffic was so bad today i memorized half a podcast episode. small victories

stain dried and it actually looks... good? like genuinely good? pinching myself rn

my drill battery died mid-project and it felt like a personal betrayal. considering therapy for my tools

cold weather = less bugs in the workshop which honestly is the only upside of winter

is it too early to be thinking about holiday gift flips or is that peak efficiency

grabbed a vintage nightstand from an estate sale. it's got potential written all over it even if it smells weird rn

the podcast i'm listening to just ended and now my commute feels empty and i have 20 mins left

#mondayfeels but make it workshop mode. gonna sand something today

test fit the drawer pulls and they're slightly off center but we're calling it INTENTIONAL ASYMMETRY 🪵

why is november already flying by. thanksgiving prep + project deadlines is a combo

someone at the coffee shop asked about my dresser refinishing and honestly made my whole week

winter furniture flipping hits different. cozy seasonal pieces just HIT