The Wood Shed

A one man shop established in 1989.

Builder of Custom cabinetry, Furniture. Specializing in wall units and built in's. Producing also a line of patented guitar stands marketed through the website www.slayframe.com.

I Produce 75% of my solid material on my personal sawmill from local logs.

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shop photo 1

Shop Photo 2

Shop Photo 3

Groff coffee table 1

Groff coffee table 2

Groff coffee table 3

Susq. bank 1

Susq. bank 2

Brossman 1

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Joyce Kitchen 1

Joyce Kitchen 2

Home Cooked meal prep kitchen 1

Home Cooked meal prep kitchen 2

Pantry

Slay-Frame Guitar stands

Cherry Slay-Frame

Home Office

Walnut Home office

Walnut office desk front

Cherry mudroom lockers

Walnut corner cabinet with book matched crotch panels. The crotch panels were produced on my sawmill from a tree originally destined for firewood. The hardware has not yet been chosen by the client.

Cherry Mudroom 1

Cherry Mudroom 2

Company Name: The Wood Shed

Contact Name: Duane Slaymaker

Location: Strasburg, PA 17579

Year Founded: 1989

Sq. Footage: 1,100

Employees: 1

Gross Sales: N/A

Website: www.duaneslaymakerswoodshed.com

Product Specialties:

Cabinets - Cabinet Designers
Cabinets - Cabinet Installers
Cabinets - Custom Cabinets
Cabinets - General
Cabinets - Kitchen & Bath Cabinets
Cabinets - Residential Cabinetry
Woodworking - General

Shop Equipment:

Powermatic - 66
Delta Rockwell - 20" bandsaw
Oliver - 16" surface jointer
Other - Safety speed cut 6400
Other - Jet 15" planer
Other - Apollo spray equiptment
Powermatic - 6" jointer
Other - Grizzly spindle sander
Other - Lobo 6" x 89" edge sander
Other - Reliant 3hp Dust collector

Viewer Comments:

Posted By: DW [11/16]
Where do you finish your projects? Looks pretty tight in there.

Posted By: Duane Slaymaker [11/17]
Tight it is but, I manage to do all finishing in this space. A spray room is in the works. 1/3rd of the floor space in this building is behind the wall where you see the panel saw. It is now storage but will be converted to a spray room ASAP

Posted By: John [11/17]
Your work is outstanding, I love the Zuckerman stuff, Well done!

Posted By: Harry DeVrieze [11/19]
There is a saying I always liked. "It's not the car its the driver". Never judge a man's work by his shop. Judge his shop by his work. Your work is very good!

High tech may be faster. It may make craftsmen out of people who otherwise would not be. But it can't do it any better.

well done

Posted By: Jim Waters [11/22]
As I was admiring youshop my wife walked up behind me and asked if that was my shop.
Your work is great, thanks for showing us.
( A clean shop is the sign of a sick mind )
Jim

Posted By: Edgar [11/28]
Jim that's a kool analogy he he "A clean shop is the sign of a sick mind" Duane, great work! And your dirty and messy shop is my dream shop by the way. That's the real stuff right there mmmm I can smell wood and sniff saw dust yummy. Keep up the great work.

Edgar

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