Brian goes Hawaiian

[MartyG]

The top handle in this photo might have fallen off a red MT somewhere near Chicago. Probably not. More likely from your average black curb-side throw-out. Whatever the case, the bottom handle serves as a good reminder that the B-man has mad skills in the woodshop, and might have scored some more of that Koa. Like Brian, whenever I'm packin' Koa, I just have to whip it out.



My performer will need a grass skirt cover now:



And here's something I made for my wife (a barrette) from a particularly interesting cut-off from Kauai to prove I'm no slouch in the shop either:

[Jeff]

NICE!  Masterful works

[Heyjude]

Weber could have used you guys in the "Custom Shop"..
Who knows what oculd have been accomplished! 

[Duke]

Great work as always Brian and Marty!

Koa would be really nice in an old style.

[glrasmussen]

Marty, those are some great Pic's! Where is the one with Troy speeding away?
It would be awesome to get your hands one of the commercial ones they are cooking on..
Brian your handles are a piece of art.

Greg

[Big B]

All I can say is AAAAAA Awesome. Those handles are sweet, I like the Performer SS table handle too, nice job Brian
Thanks for posting those pics Marty

Brent

[G$]

You guys do incredible work.

[bob hope]

Now that's a Classy Handle!! A Master work!

[MartyG]

One more shot of the Koa handle. I need to make a side table out of this stuff!

[Craig]

That is a NICE handle!

[SmoothSmoke]

Very sharp!  I'd love a table out of that.

[mike.stavlund]

I am speechless.  Incredible work by both of you.

[reillyranch]

Very nice.  When my grills grow up I want them to look like that.

[Duke]

Hey marty, do you have a Koa connection? I am going to check the store near me, but they are pricey. I would love some exotic handles made from it.

[MartyG]

Check with Brian, I think he scored a box of cutoffs recently. I am running low on my own stash, and won't get back to the islands for a while.