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D. C. Nauman, Chair & Cabinetmaker

Listing #544   Listed on: 01/02/2008
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A small one man shop building reproduction chairs and furniture. I also repair and restore antiques, as well as engage in traditional cabinetry, custom turning, carving and reproduction molding and millwork.
 
Company Name:   D. C. Nauman, Chair & Cabinetmaker
Contact Name:   Dave Nauman
Location:   E. Stroudsburg, PA  18301
Year Founded:   1998
Sq. Footage:   750
Employees:   1
Gross Sales:   N/A
Website:   www.dcnchair.com

Product Specialties:
    Architectural Millwork - Custom Millwork
    Architectural Millwork - Lathe Turning
    Architectural Millwork - Moldings
    Cabinets - Custom Cabinets
    Carving - Architectural Ornamentation
    Furniture - Custom Furniture
    Furniture - Furniture Repairs
    Furniture - Furniture Reproductions

Shop Equipment:
    Other - Grizzly 3 hp table saw w/sliding table
    Bridgewood - 3 hp shaper w/power feed
    Other - Grizzly 15" planer
    Other - Grizzly 6" jointer
    Other - Ahnert Tool Co. 14' band saw
    Dewalt - 12" radial saw
    Craftsmen - 12" compound miter saw
    Delta - Radial drill press
    Other - Grizzly 40" lathe
    Delta Rockwell - 36" lathe
    Other - Seco 1 hp hollow chisel mortiser
    Other - Buffalo Forge post drill


Viewer Comments:

Posted By: Johnny     [01/02/2008]
Nice shop, but you forgot to list your shaving horse under shop equipment!

Posted By: Larry     [01/21/2008]
Nice HQ!

Posted By: Dan     [02/24/2008]
My wife loves the Chippendale Chair, what would that run? Is is walnut wood? Or some other type of wood stained walnut?

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