
Adventure Time Memorial Golf Outing Website
Memorial event website built in honor of my cousin, Stephanie Follin. Handles golfer registration, sponsorship checkout, Stripe payments, and organizer-side Google Sheets logging in one clean flow.
BUILT WORK
This is the work that made it out of the idea stage and had to perform for real people, real deadlines, and real use. Fabrication builds, websites, event systems, and shop problems that had to work once the camera was gone.
ABOUT CHRIS
I am the custom fabrication manager at Empire Metal Products in Phoenix, and I have been working with the company for nearly 20 years. If your project needs professional fabrication services, our team at Empire Metal Products has the right equipment, processes, and shop support behind it to get the job done right.
Follincraft is where that same practical mindset shows up in websites, digital tools, project planning, camp systems, and consulting. I like taking a messy idea, figuring out what actually matters, and turning it into something clear enough to build, quote, repair, publish, or use.
The common thread is getting the plan straight before time and money get wasted. Sometimes that means mapping a website flow, checking a gear setup, building a small calculator, or asking the practical questions early enough to matter.
SERVICES
These are the practical ways I can help. Some work belongs at Empire, some work is directly through me, but the goal is the same: make the next step clearer.

Memorial event website built in honor of my cousin, Stephanie Follin. Handles golfer registration, sponsorship checkout, Stripe payments, and organizer-side Google Sheets logging in one clean flow.

Public-facing site for a Phoenix fabrication shop. Built to show real work up front, clarify services, and give contractors fast access to forms, submittals, and shop tools.

Scratch-built 4x4 CNC router with ballscrews and a rigid steel frame. Tuned for repeatability on aluminum and plywood parts with practical workholding and dust collection.

Frame-up refresh of a classic pickup. Bodywork, electrical cleanup, brake and steering upgrades, and subtle metalwork to keep it period-correct but reliable on real roads.

Non grid-tied residential array with planned panel layout, mounted racking, conduit runs, and string wiring handled with attention to code and safe maintenance access.

Trail-ready XJ with practical upgrades - lift, armor, cooling, and recovery points - built for reliability and field serviceability far from pavement.

Lightweight, corrosion-resistant rack designed for camping gear and rooftop storage. Easy to install or remove solo without giving up rigidity or tie-down options.

One-off welded steel mailbox pillar meant to outlast the house - clean lines, a bomb-proof base, and a weather-resistant finish that shrugs off sun and sprinklers.

Battery moved to the cargo area for better weight balance and survivability. Custom tray, protected cabling, and proper isolation with room left for accessories.
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