Greetings. I will be in Eugene Oregon later this month. Mainly to
work on my daughters recently purchased home. While there, it would be
nice to visit any interesting woodworking establishments, artesian
woodworking exhibits, or local hardwood saw mills that sell to
hobbyists. Anyone in the Eugene area have any suggestions? Will have
transportation so driving a bit wouldn't be a problem. Thanks, Mike
"Mike in Arkansas" wrote:
> Greetings. I will be in Eugene Oregon later this month. Mainly to
> work on my daughters recently purchased home. While there, it would be
> nice to visit any interesting woodworking establishments, artesian
> woodworking exhibits, or local hardwood saw mills that sell to
> hobbyists. Anyone in the Eugene area have any suggestions? Will have
> transportation so driving a bit wouldn't be a problem. Thanks, Mike
Tree Products over on Irving sells hardwood, and Crosscut Hardwoods recently
(well, within the last ten years anyway) opened up a store here. The Eugene
Planing Mill shut down a while back, with REI and a few other specialty
stores filling up the empty spaces, but the cylone is still there. There's
a place called, "Woodcraft" that sells high-end fancy-schmancy tools and
whatnot if that's your sort of thing. There's a guy out Hwy 58 near
Pleasant Hill that does wood carvings (bears and whatnot) with softwoods;
you can't miss it as you drive by, and if you want to get out of town,
Cottage Grove has some old logging equipment in their museum. I hear there
are conifer forests around this area as well. ;)
Jon
Hi Mike, Ditto to what has been said so far. Kennedy Woods has moved to
the Eugene area. I know of a one cutter that has a good section of
different woods. Oct 22 & 23 the carving club is having a show here in
Eugene. Give me email back and I will give you a ph # the get in touch
with me when you are here and I can direct you around.
Mike in Arkansas wrote:
> Greetings. I will be in Eugene Oregon later this month. Mainly to
> work on my daughters recently purchased home. While there, it would be
> nice to visit any interesting woodworking establishments, artesian
> woodworking exhibits, or local hardwood saw mills that sell to
> hobbyists. Anyone in the Eugene area have any suggestions? Will have
> transportation so driving a bit wouldn't be a problem. Thanks, Mike
>
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"Jon Danniken" <[email protected]> wrote:
> "Mike in Arkansas" wrote:
> > Greetings. I will be in Eugene Oregon later this month. Mainly to
> > work on my daughters recently purchased home. While there, it would be
> > nice to visit any interesting woodworking establishments, artesian
> > woodworking exhibits, or local hardwood saw mills that sell to
> > hobbyists. Anyone in the Eugene area have any suggestions? Will have
> > transportation so driving a bit wouldn't be a problem. Thanks, Mike
>
> Tree Products over on Irving sells hardwood, and Crosscut Hardwoods recently
> (well, within the last ten years anyway) opened up a store here. The Eugene
> Planing Mill shut down a while back, with REI and a few other specialty
> stores filling up the empty spaces, but the cylone is still there. There's
> a place called, "Woodcraft" that sells high-end fancy-schmancy tools and
> whatnot if that's your sort of thing. There's a guy out Hwy 58 near
> Pleasant Hill that does wood carvings (bears and whatnot) with softwoods;
> you can't miss it as you drive by, and if you want to get out of town,
> Cottage Grove has some old logging equipment in their museum. I hear there
> are conifer forests around this area as well. ;)
>
There used to be a place west of town that sold Myrtle, they sold both
wood and products. But that as ~17 years ago
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