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Woodwork
Woodwork on SCRAPD is made by hand from wood - furniture, decor, kitchenware, sculpture, and even jewelry. Wood is a material with grain, weight, and history, and a handmade wooden object carries the maker’s joinery, finish, and the character of the specific board it came from. None of it is flat-pack factory output.
Each piece is one-of-one or small-batch handmade. Wood grain is never identical from board to board, so even two pieces of the same design differ. A handmade cutting board or a wooden stool reflects the maker’s decisions and the wood’s own pattern - it exists once.
Because SCRAPD hand-reviews every storefront before it can sell, the Woodwork category is genuine handcrafted woodwork - no mass-produced furniture resold as craft, no dropshipped stock. You can ask the maker about the wood species, the finish, and care before you buy.
Woodwork - common questions
Is the woodwork handmade or factory furniture?
Handmade by the maker. SCRAPD hand-reviews every storefront, and mass-produced furniture resold as craft is rejected. A woodwork listing here was built and finished by hand.
What wood is used, and is the finish food-safe?
Wood species and finish are described in each listing. For kitchenware, the listing should note whether the finish is food-safe - if it is unclear, ask the maker before using it with food.
Why do two pieces of the same design look different?
Because wood grain varies from board to board. Differences in pattern, color, and figure are inherent to working with real wood and make each piece its own.
Can I commission custom furniture or kitchenware?
Often yes. Many woodworkers take custom and made-to-order requests. Message the storefront to discuss dimensions, wood species, and finish.
How is larger woodwork shipped?
SCRAPD currently ships within the United States. Makers handle their own packing and dispatch - for larger items, check the listing for shipping details or ask the maker.
I am a woodworker - how do I sell on SCRAPD?
Apply for a storefront and a real person reviews it, usually within 72 hours. Your work needs to be genuinely handmade by you, not resold factory goods.
