08/23/2026
Tabb Bushee of SpeakEasy Wood Works
Handmade wood and epoxy pieces, crafted one at a time.
Some businesses start with a storefront and a sign. SpeakEasy Wood Works started in a garage in 2020 — sawdust on the floor, wood stacked in the corner, and an idea that grew into something meaningful.
Tabb Bushee didn't set out to mass-produce anything. He builds each piece by hand because wood has character: every grain is different, every burl has its own shape, every epoxy pour moves its own way. His work includes bowls, vases, cutting and charcuterie boards, pens, bottle stoppers, plaques, and custom pieces — some clean and classic, some bold with deep blue epoxy running through natural wood.
In a world of cheap, factory-made products, that kind of craftsmanship stands out. Nothing comes off the lathe finished. There's turning, shaping, sanding, and patience behind every piece — and it shows.
That's what makes these pieces such meaningful gifts for weddings, anniversaries, housewarmings, client appreciation, or the person who has everything. A handcrafted bowl becomes a centerpiece. A cutting board becomes part of a family kitchen. A custom piece becomes something passed down.
When you support SpeakEasy Wood Works, you're supporting a local craftsman, American-made work, and a small business that still believes details matter.
So consider this your sign: check out SpeakEasy Wood Works and pick up something handmade for someone who appreciates quality. Tabb Bushee is proving the best things are still made the old-fashioned way — one piece at a time.