Several years ago when I first started making flight decks, Conquest Brewing Company was my first partner. You can see “version 1.0” and “version 2.0” of their flight decks in the archives, or via this link. I’m happy to say that we have remained a partner over the years, and …
The great folks at Swamp Cabbage Brewery reached out with a request for more tap handle toppers. As one of my first customers, I’m always happy to do work for them. Here’s some pics.
The great folks at Kings Convenience + Beer & Wine Bar out of Phoenix, Arizona reached out to me for a quick order of some flight decks for their pending opening. Thought that the name and a crown-themed flight deck would work out well. Here’s an “in-progress” pic of the …
Had a request to try my hand at creating a flight deck with a Klingon theme. After looking at the Klingon insignia, that seemed like a good design. Here’s a pic of the finished product. I’ll post a page showing the “in-process” details.
You may recall a few months ago I made a folding jockeybox cover for Sanitas Brewing Company. Well, it appears it went over really well and they wanted another to add to their stable. It’s a tad bit smaller than other folding covers such that the sides overlap when folded …
Had a request to make some horse-themed custom flight decks for a customer. Here’s a quick pic of them as the poly coats dry.
Well, got another request for a folding jockeybox cover. The folks at Sanitas Brewing Company in Bolder Colorado reached out to me for a Provincial-stained cover. I must say I like how it turned out. Usually pine is hard to keep a darker stain even, but this worked well. Click …
Always excited when I get a chance to work with someone from my home state of New Jersey! The fine folks at 22 West Grill and Tap reached out to order some flight decks with their logo included in the design. It seemed to both of us that a New …
Had a request from a distributor to make 100 generic rectangular-shaped tap handles painted with blackboard paint. Not a difficult design per se, but creating a jig to allow for covering all sides evenly was needed. Here’s a pic of them “drying in the afternoon sun”. Next stop: installing a …
Well, they are done. Here’s the “beauty pic” of the new flight decks for Conquest Brewing Company in Columbia, SC. Three variants: Four-hole sword design, Six-hole shield design, Ten-hole “Paddle of Glory” design. I think they turned out great! The sword design is an update from the previous design I …