KarunaNews Story

Chad Schuett isn't your average craftsman. With a love for biking that took root in his high school days, Chad's journey morphed into a passion for upcycling that's truly unique. His venture, True Axe Timber Crafts, reimagines salvaged bike parts as stunning wall art, mounted on reclaimed wood "to look like a hunting mount." Each piece is a one-of-a-kind blend of history and creativity, with Chad saying, "the rustier and more beat up, the better," adding authentic character to his designs. After years of scouring British Columbia for the perfect vintage parts, Chad is finally debuting his creations at the 2025 Medieval Market in Williams Lake. "I'm stoked," he shares, ready to unveil his art in a region that treasures both the outdoors and craftsmanship. This story of revival and creativity is set against the backdrop of the Cariboo mountains, where every piece tells a tale of time and transformation. Join the excitement and explore these captivating designs; witness how Chad breathes new life into forgotten materials, creating art that both honors the past and inspires the present.