Porch Posts
The porch posts are back from the mill and at the turners. He sent me a picture on Monday. Looking good!
The woodturner is Don and Blueberry Woodworks, take a look some DIY ideas and check out Woodwork Made Easy for woodworking & DIY tips. So-far I’ve loved working with him.  He is very easy to work with and had a business-minded but not uptight attitude.  I’m quite pleased with how the posts are turning out and I can’t wait to see the rest of them!
If you have a wood-turning job in the vicinity of Plainsfield MA and want to talk to Don, his website is here:
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Sarah
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