If you are looking for a custom cabinetmaker, a woodturner or maker of handcrafted furniture, you have come to the right place. Any of our members who do woodworking for a living would be delighted to help you and if your project is not a good fit with a particular member of the Guild, they will gladly refer you to someone else who makes the style of woodworking project you are looking for.
We also have members who are not woodworkers at all -- who have businesses related to woodworking, such as tool sharpening, hand tool sales, hardwood sales and other related retail.
Look through our member page links for photos of each woodworker's pieces, as well as for phone numbers, addresses, emails and weblinks to individual woodworker's businesses.
Please be our guest at our annual "Art of Wood" exhibit of woodworking by our members. This exhibit usually takes place in October or November, around the time of the Downtown Helena Fall ArtWalk. Watch our website and the local newspapers for information about dates and locations of our exhibits. We would love to have you join us for our opening receptions during these shows!
Saturday
I would like to find a woodworker in my area
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3:25 PM
Labels: finding a woodworker, guild membership, networking
Friday
Can you guys help me find a specific tool or material?
We can try. If you have a question about a woodworking tool, or specific material used in woodworking, try doing a Google search first. Then, if you still have questions, please email us and we will do our best to point your question in the direction of one or two Guild members who'd know about that sort of thing.
We have Guild members with a wide range of skills and knowledge who would be glad to help you answer your questions. We also have members who are really just starting out -- something we value, since it keeps the old-timers fresh and helps beginners gain more confidence.
If you are interested in learning more about woodworking, consider joining our Guild, or a group of woodworkers in your home town. Vocational-Tech schools, community colleges and woodworking/furniture schools are excellent venues for learning the craft of woodworking.
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3:24 PM
Labels: mentoring, networking, support