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Built By Basil

Creating unique pieces from Canadian Maple skateboard veneer. I glue them up in our homemade hydraulic press, turn them on our CNC lathe and polished with a hard wearing finish.

Each gear shift knob is one of a kind, finished to fit the car.

It took three months of planning with trials and errors to make my first gear shift knob that I was happy with. Now I can make one in around 2 hours.

Once I got the design right, I started to experiment by adding different materials to give them an even more unique look. For example, a strip of metal in the middle. I will continue to try variety of styles. And am currently trying copper and brass.

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    First batch together

    Round #2

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    Raw material

    Prepped for glue

    Dribble

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    Waiting to be turned

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    Close up

    Close up #2

    Hardwood option

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    Revolving

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    Full view of one of the first gear shift knob