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Reynolds Custom Woodworks Listing #628   Listed on: 04/13 Creating custom cabinetry and fine furniture in central Maine.
Every cabinet shop needs one of these bad boys   Samples for customers   I added on to the shop (right) last summer, nice to have more room   Sign   View from assembly area   View from dust collector   NW corner   Sheet goods, lumber rack   Assembly area   Radial, miter, Kreg foreman, edge bander   Shapers   Line Borer   Sanders   Sanding station   my "spray booth"... ugly looking, but works		Company Name:   Reynolds Custom Woodworks Contact Name:   Kris Reynolds Location:   Winslow, ME   Year Founded:   2004 Sq. Footage:   3,200 Employees:   1 Gross Sales:   N/A Website:   www.CustomCabinetPro.com Product Specialties:     Architectural Millwork - Custom Millwork     Architectural Millwork - Doors & Windows     Cabinets - Commercial Cabinets     Cabinets - Custom Cabinets     Cabinets - Kitchen & Bath Cabinets     Furniture - General Shop Equipment:     Delta - Unisaw     Delta - 20" bandsaw     Delta - 13 spindle line borer     Dust Collector System - Onieda     Other - Grizzly 20" planer w/ spiral cutterhead     Other - Grizzly 8" jointer w/ spiral cutterhead     Other - Grizzly edge sander     Other - Woodtec 24" drum sander     Other - Woodtec edge bander     Kreg - Foreman     Other - Grizzly shaper     Delta - Shaper     Other - Fridge and bottle opener Viewer Comments: Posted By: Harry DeVrieze     [04/14] Looks like you've come along way in just 4 years. I suspect you'll go quite a bit farther. Keep it under control. Keep it small and keep it all. Very nice shop. Posted By: Kris Reynolds     [04/14] Thanks Harry. I've been fortunate to get to where I am without going into major debt. I've paid cash for all my equipment. Had to take out a small loan to build the shop, but I hope to have that paid down by the end of the year. Posted By: ShawnN     [04/14] Very impressive! You should be proud. Nice layout and great size for a one man shop. I especially like your outdoor sign - very professional. Posted By: Mark Elliott     [04/18] Kris, I echo Harry's comments. You've done well for 4 years of being in business. Keep growing, but at a controlled pace. Nice layout, I wish I had that much square footage. Mark Posted By: mike stanfield     [04/18] NICE shop, how well and efficent is the external fireplace? do you have much maintainence? Posted By: mike stanfield     [04/18] NICE shop, how well and efficent is the external fireplace? do you have much maintainence? Posted By: Kris reynolds     [04/18] Mike, I fill it twice a day when it is really cold (below 20 or so) and once when it is above 20. I pull ashes out every two weeks, add water once a month or so. Very efficient, great way to get rid of cutoffs. Posted By: Sebastian     [04/27] Very nice shop! (but where is the guard on the table saw????) Looks like you can build really nice things in there. Gratulations. Add your comment: * denotes required fields * Your Name: * Your Email: * Enter your comment below: I have read WOODWEB's Site User Agreement

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