About WunderWoods
Hi! My name is Scott Wunder and I am the owner of WunderWoods (custom woodworking). I build wine cellars, built-ins and furniture from local woods, here in St. Louis. I mill the logs that I use in my projects and sell the excess lumber to fellow woodworkers. A recent growth area has been in the green movement, where I am finding increasing work processing the logs from a building site and then providing finished building materials for the project. My business has always been green, since I salvage and use local logs, but now I am getting more credit for it.

The decorative white pine beams for this room were milled, then hand-planed, distressed and hollowed out on the top sides to ease installation in this already finished room.
Recently, I finished a three-year term as the President of the St. Louis Woodworkers Guild, which had me writing a monthly article for our newsletter. It reminded me how much I love to write, especially about wood, and that I still have more to say. Every day, while working in the shop or at the sawmill, something wood related comes to mind that I want to share with others – tips, tricks, ideas, photos and plenty of stories. I want to pass along things that I’ve learned, not only from reading them, but from experiencing them and screwing them up myself.
In my former life I was an art director and my job, besides making things look pretty, was to understand the information and present it so that it could be easily understood. To that end, I’ll do my best to simplify things and speak in plain english (nothing fancy here). I also encourage you to ask questions. Remember, I love talking about wood!




Hey Scott!
This is Ken Boegeman. Julie and I hope all is well with you.
We were thinking of you today and wundered how best to get in touch.
We don’t have your E-mail address.
Hello Ken and Julie! Good to hear from you. My e-mail is wunderwoods@sbcglobal.net.
Hi Scott: Logging in to your website for the first time. (“logging in” hee hee sometimes I crack myself up!!) This is great stuff! Stay in touch!!
Skip Kincaid
Hey Scott, this is the first time I’ve been to your site. I was surching Craig’s list and found your add. I’m a woodworking and carpentry instructor at Jennings Senior High School and love to talk woodworking. I may want to stop buy to see your set up and take a look at your limber that’s available. I often have wanted to mill my own lumber and considered purchasing a portable bandsaw mill. I see all the usable BDFT go into a chipper or cut into firewood it kills me. I’ll call you to set up a time if it’s alright.
Christopher Sparks
I would love to have you out to the new shop. I am finally getting things set up. It is looking more and more like a real wood store every day. As far as the sawmill goes, save the money and just hang out with me for a while. Most of the guys that come out to the mill love the first day then start to reconsider after it becomes work. I love the hard work part of it – you better make sure you do before you get in too deep. Seriously, if you want to help bust up some logs, just let me know. I never say “no” to free help.