Candia, New Hampshire
Cabinetry cut from our own timber.
Custom cabinets, millwork, and the occasional unusual build — hand-built out of a shop we're raising from the ground up, with wood grown right on the property. Now taking a limited number of early projects ahead of our full shop opening.
Why "Abnormal Things"
The story so far
I've spent eighteen years building cabinets by hand, and another fourteen-plus years on the other side of the business — sourcing panel goods, hardware, and finishing systems for shops just like the one I'm building now. I've seen this trade from both ends: the bench and the supply chain.
Cousint's Custom Cabinets is what comes next. We're raising a dedicated shop on twelve acres in Candia, New Hampshire — timber included. A five-head moulder and a CNC router are going in alongside a partnership with ApprenticeshipNH, so the next generation of cabinetmakers gets a real shop to learn in, not just a classroom.
The second half of the name isn't a joke. If it's made of wood and it's unusual, we'll figure out how to build it — right now that means a 14-foot stitch-and-glue skiff taking shape alongside the cabinet work. Bring us your kitchen. Bring us your weird idea. We're built for both.
What we build
Cabinetry, millwork, and the things in between
Custom Cabinetry
Kitchens, built-ins, vanities — designed and built to fit your space, not the other way around.
Millwork & Custom Mouldings
Running our own moulding profiles means matching existing trim, or creating a profile that doesn't exist yet.
Custom Milling
Rough lumber and live-edge slabs — including timber off our own property — milled to the dimensions your project actually needs.
One-Off & Unusual Builds
Boats, furniture, anything wood-based that doesn't fit a catalog. If you can describe it, we can probably build it.
In the shop right now
Our gallery is just getting started
Project Corsair
Our dedicated shop is still under construction, so the project gallery is just getting started. Right now, the build getting the most bench time is Project Corsair — a 14-foot stitch-and-glue skiff, built the same way we'll build your cabinets: by hand, with real attention paid to the joinery. Full project photos are coming as our first cabinetry jobs wrap up.
Start a project
Get a Quote
Tell me about the project — dimensions, timeline, wood preferences, whatever you've got. I personally review every request before we start cutting anything.
Have photos or a sketch? Mention it in the description and send them separately to rkennedy2428@gmail.com.