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Woodworker Hones Craft in Wimberley
At the RustiCustom Furniture Booth at Wimberley Market Days, Bob and Elizabeth Hambrick of Wimberley discuss a table made from an old Lions’ Field fence with Heather Johnson while Aeron Berlay of Dripping Springs talks with JP Mazanec about a new table top.
Photo by Madonna Kimball.
I did not expect what I saw at JP Mazanec’s RustiCustom Wimberley workshop. He’s an expert woodworker. Name the wood, name the project, and he’ll do it whether it’s functional or art or perhaps both. His workshop is expansive — more than 2,000 square feet with every tool you can imagine accompanied by paints and stains and pieces of wood. The workshop is surrounded outside by wood, some exposed to the elements and some in sheds.
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