In the world of chaos that is our workshop, every project needs a solid foundation, and for most of them, that foundation is wood. This isn't just a place to store lumber; it's a Carpenter's Guild. It's a rugged, steel-and-wood frame that holds a bounty of materials, from small scraps and offcuts to full sheets of plywood. It’s a place where every piece of wood, no matter how small, is organized and waiting for its calling.

But it's more than just an organized home for wood. It's a monument to a builder's hope. This is a place for all the scraps I tell myself I'll use someday, a sort of purgatory for offcuts that were too good to throw away. These pieces—some barely bigger than a matchstick—are all here, waiting patiently to be reborn as something new. It’s a space where a builder's sentimentality and practicality meet, ensuring we always have the perfect material, even if it's been waiting for years.

The Guild is a silent partner to every woodworking project, ensuring we have a diverse library of materials at a moment's notice. It’s a testament to the fact that in a creative space, nothing goes to waste. Every piece of wood has a home, and a purpose, even if it has to wait a little while longer.