@Jolene Asbury cool! We are back from holidays and getting ready to share more stuff about woodworking - what sort of things are you looking to learn?

Ha, all good! Router tables are good as they are stable and predictable. Router upside down yes, but you just have to make sure the side you are cutting (with the router) still hits the blade - same same but different - might take a little getting used to!

Depends on the design really, as the shelves can be easy, or they can be tricky - knowing the end detail is the point of choice for how to start/build. I would also want to plenty clients budget, as you can spend a lot of time on furniture. These and another large piece I made for the same client were AUS$10K plus materials - quite expensive, but huge attention to detail on the eventual finish (these pictures are raw and pre-sanding).

*know the clients budget*

Awesome work, looks great!