The blue machines in the foreground are imported Martin German milling equipment. You can see the bandsaw as you look towards the back wall. A better review of the jointer on the left and the planer on the right, the bandsaw further back in the center, and at the end you see the doorway to the outdoor work area.Mount Fuji on the gable end wallMural artist, Chiara Sarter, during Mount Fuji construction.The shop kitchen and the doors to the outdoor work area or in the background.These doors slide to each side to open up the doorway to the outdoor work area they are 11 feet high and 11 feet wide each. The 11:11 is known to bring angels into the studio.All of the milling equipment is Staas collected to this hopper which is emptied with the forklift. To the right you can see the steam box which is used for Bending wood. To the left are the gray doors to the air compressor which is linked to the dust collector by an electronic brain. When the dust collector and filters need to be cleaned solenoids push compressed air through the filters to clean them.And Italian rotary vane air compressor which services the shop in the dust collector.
Circle Tree Studio is a state-of-the-art fine woodworking space in Northern California, specializing in creative challenges in the medium of wood, operated by Peter Santulli.
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