NOTE PLEASE READ: If you order multiple products, the book will ship separately. To save on shipping costs, please order the book in a separate transaction. This is a pre-order, expected to ship by July 31st. Photos of the actual book will be posted once I receive my proof copy.

This gallery book started as a personal keepsake. I wanted a professional photo archive of all 24 pieces from my first-ever art show, UNSUBSCRIBE. Every piece is photographed on a clean white wall. No filler, no fluff. Just the work.

The book is printed by Blurb, one of the best short-run print services out there. This is not a traditionally published book with an ISBN like my other books. I'm doing one small print run and it will not be reprinted. Once they're gone, they're gone, and that's genuinely true, not a marketing tactic.

Pre-orders close July 10th. That's when I'll place the order with Blurb. I'm ordering a few extra copies for anyone who missed the pre-order window, but once those are gone, that's it.

At $50, I know it's not cheap. But I'm making very little on each copy, and if fewer than 10 sell, I actually lose money. I'm offering it because I thought a few of you might want one too. Every copy will be signed before it ships.

The book also includes the original asking prices for each piece.

A $5 PDF version is also available if you just want to flip through it digitally.

The Specs

• ImageWrap Hardcover Photo Book

• 10x8 in (25x20 cm)

• Standard Paper

• Matte Cover Finish

• 20 Pages

• More info from Blurb

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A collection of beautiful boxes that can be easily made with a bandsaw. Each project is presented in a modern and crisp step-by-step format that makes learning easy while David’s engaging tone keeps the premium information accessible. To celebrate a job well-done, David concludes by “raising a glass” with the perfect craft beer to compliment the wood or style of each project.

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For a woodworker there’s nothing more satisfying than a project that can be quickly made in a weekend that will get years of daily use. And, out of all the rooms in the house, it’s the kitchen that has the most potential for custom made accessories and utensils that will deliver a hard day’s work. From the Make Something workshop of David Picciuto, Make Your Own Kitchen Tools offers up a collection of projects that will give your kitchen a handmade feel while also being part of your daily prep and serving of the day’s meals and snacks.