Rift Customs

05/09/2023

02/28/2021

I’ve always wanted the quality of our work to be represented in our brand artwork. is the man, and created this super rad image for us. Would anyone be interested in some apparel with it?

02/27/2021

Happy Saturday. Here’s some creepy shop vibes taken right after we moved into the new shop.

02/16/2021

If you’re cold, they’re cold. Let them inside.

I was a bit late to the shop today, and was met with almost the entire crew staring at me in disgust. We moved shops today and had more fun that we should have. Stoked for 2021 with this goon squad, we have some super awesome projects coming. Also, New shop pics coming soon.

01/21/2021

Framing isn’t too sexy. It’s dirty, heavy and less precision than we’re used to. But the fellas have been crushing this remodel framing the past couple of days. We’re doing a pretty extensive reframing of this stair. Stoked to see how it changes this home!

12/09/2020

Rift Customs is looking to grow our team of carpenters. We are looking for very driven individuals that are looking to start their carpentry career. We are in need of someone with an extreme attention to detail, professionalism, and someone that works well in a team setting, as we take company culture extremely seriously. We love teaching people carpentry, but require people that are ready to absorb all they can to become a great carpenter; teachability is a requirement.

This is an opportunity for a full time career working with a great crew, on intriguing projects in the craft of carpentry.

10/07/2020

Nathan aka Baby Bags

Nathan came from a mechanicing background without any real experience in construction. But a pretty unmatched problem solving ability.

Nathan has become an incredible carpenter and has been at it less than two years. His attention to detail and ability to work to a solution is rad to watch. He’s also entrusted with maintaining and fixing our tools as things break down and has a pretty solid success rate.

He loves his old Datuns, mountain bikes, and Dirtbike’s.

***disclaimer: the final photo is after work hours, cutting a hole in the side of my old house to install a window***