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Lisa Spetrini
- West Haven, CT
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Our CNC lathe continues to add new potential products to our list! At 11" x 15 3/8" x 36" in Genuine Mahogany, we now have the ability to turn ovals without changing centers.
I must have watched this a dozen times, amazing!! We do turning here as well but not much larger than 10"-12". The pictures of your columns look real nice as well.
Christian Smedberg
Osborne Wood Products, Inc.
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Hand sanding a large Poplar table base component, this lathe's capacity is 40" dia. x 21'-0.
Hi, Chris! I don't know if this will work for your needs, but one of the lease expensive & easiest to learn drawing programs for shop drawings may be DeltaCad. It has it's limitations, but many small woodworking shops can use it in conjuction w/the…
We have the abilility to create custom columns using many reclaimed species from local suppliers. Although we are not a certified shop, we can produce using FSC certified lumber or locally sourced material.
Reclaimed Wormy Chestnut
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- In what kind of woodworking business do you work?
- custom columns
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Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 6:09pm on July 18, 2010,
Jim Dixon said… - Hi Lisa, Thanks for the invite. I added you as a friend too. Maybe there will be networking opportunities later. We can do a lot of crazy things with our 3D CAD softwares and shop.
- At 7:27pm on August 13, 2009,
Nat Ierardi said… - Hello Lisa,nice to meet you. Thanks for the invite.
- At 4:13pm on April 20, 2009,
Bob Kahl said… - Thanks for the friend request Lisa. I'll post photos soon. Columns are a very interesting market niche. What type of shop set-up is required?
- At 8:35pm on March 27, 2009,
JEFF A HURLEY said… - Lisa at differt times I ger involved in restoration work. I hire out all my spindle and column work. coneticut is a ling way but you never know. currently we have 8 columns thqt are 8" x 8" x 8'-11" long. they are a specific pattern approximently 2'-0" square section and then the rest is round with firly simple pattern. Is this something that you might do?
Jeff A Hurley
- At 12:28pm on March 24, 2009,
Al Fortunato said… - Lisa,
I've had people ask in the past where to get new columns for their homes and I didn't really have someone that I could refer them to other to tell them to look on the web. At least now I have a contact.
My house has 4 - 20"d x 18' columns. They are made of pine and a real pain to keep up with the painting and rot. I've made sure they have good ventilation up through the center but still have the peeling and rot problems. Any suggestions?
Al
- At 1:31pm on March 23, 2009,
Al Fortunato said…
- LIsa, I just added you as a friend. Thanks for the invite.
Interesting niche, making columns. How big can you make them?
Al
- At 5:46pm on March 18, 2009,
James Lewis said… - Thanks Lisa. I look forward to future exchanges with you and learning more about what you do. I travel a lot and visit a number of plants around the country. Maybe there will be networking opportunities in the future.
- At 2:38pm on March 18, 2009,
James Lewis said…
- Welcome Lisa, that's a beautiful picture of your product. What is your market? How far out does your company reach beyond CT?
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