Art Fahie
artfahie@yahoo.com
Barbara White
bjwhite7044@gmail.com
I’ve been in a woodshop since I was a child as my father’s ‘little
helper.’ But it wasn’t until the purchase of an 1878 farm house that I
decided to learn how to build. My interests vary from simple furniture
to toys, kitchen utensils and whatever else strikes my fancy. The
Guild is a great place to advance my woodworking knowledge as our
members are generous with the sharing of their knowledge.
Bill Lewis
plewis02@maine.rr.com
Bob Kearney
letitbe.bobk@gmail.com
Dan Crowley
dcrowley.207@gmail.com
David Joy
david.w.joy@gmail.com
Deb Silverman Harris
debsilverman@live.com
Frank Southard
Honorary Member
ethelsouthard04330@gmail.com
Jason Richards
jasonrichards.esc@gmail.com
Jim Hanscom
jimhanscom@hotmail.com
Joe Elichaa
joee@refurbsupplies.com
John Vogt
jovogtmd@gmail.com
Leslie Smith
lesmith132@gmail.com
Mark Harris
marklharris0401@gmail.com
Mark Tschiegg
mtschiegg@gmail.com
Mike Day
mday@blackline-partners.com
Nathan Gardner
nathan.m.grdner@gmail.com
Patricia Sunderland
patsunderland273@gmail.com or sunderla4276@roadrunner.com
Randall Mayse
51 Turkey Lane
Buxton, ME 04093
mainefinefurniture@gmail.com
rmayse@juno.com
My business and passion is building heirloom quality, custom design furniture with special attention to unique style and versatile function.
Rolfe Dries
rhdries@gmail.com
Recently retired engineer. Woodworking experience includes renovation of an 1840’s brick cape house, saving a 38′ by 54′ barn, and building a camp. Read More
Ron Boes
ronboes@roadrunner.com
Rob Brand
robcbrand@mac.com
Rob Cort
robcort3@gmail.com
Ron Koster
rlkoster48gmail.com
Stephen Hessert
shessertpvf@gmail.com
Steve Schneider
stevens@maine.rr.com
Steven Smith
starkle@protonmail.com
Stig Ammentorp
stig.ammentorp@yahoo.com
Susan Chandler
*Wes Sunderland
wsunderland@roadrunner.com
*Willing to do small commercial work.
William & Mary period mahogany dressing table AKA lowboy.
Wes is a retired professional woodworker who conducted a business manufacturing architectural millwork for residential structures. This included historical woodwork features as windows, doors and entrances, interior woodwork, and stairs. Read More