Wallace Custom Projects

For all of those who may be interested... I have started a YouTube page. I am in the process of building content, but there are several videos available now. Product reviews, relating movies and special effects to real physics, build projects, remodeling, DIY, machining...basically whatever I'm interested in at the moment. If you are so inclined, please check it out, like, and subscribe.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9ZxW2u2ku3isvvOOMdJE_g

https://youtu.be/6uJ17ZRpZ3U

Drawer Face Failure Through remodeling our sunroom which is basically an extended covered porch that a prior owner of our house had done, I have had my fair share of screw ups a...

This is another example of how I can take a logo of any business and turn it into a sign. There are options to make out of metal or even wood. Contact me for quotes.

I have the ability to take a photo, place it in CAD and turn it into a sign for anything special for you. Contact me for quotes.

I have made both the original and current doors for the Funky Door restaurant in Lubbock, TX. Originally I was just displaying my artwork on the First Friday Art Trail and was asked if I would be interested in making the original door. Then when they moved locations, I was privileged enough to be able to make the second doors as well.

After a very long hiatus, I have decided to resurrect my page. Since stopping my posts I have been back to school for mechanical engineering and now work as one. With my new found skills and my history as an artist and machinist, I would like to offer services to Lubbock and online. This would include engineering services, engineering design, product design, and anything else that someone could desire to be made with custom intent and quality. I have always prided myself on making things well and I feel I have something to offer people. Having made not one but two Funky Doors for the restaurant along with countless industrial designs in metal and wood, no project is too large or complicated to fulfill. I have made a career out of solving problems and my goal is to make sure they stay solved.

With that being said, please comment or message me if you have any questions or ideas.

Thank you

Yes. That is a 0.010 end mill with a 0.015 depth of cut. It has to be spun at 40,000 RPM's to machine with. The things you have to do for science.