Five club members built 2 cypress outside benches for St. Joseph’s House, a halfway house for men released from prison after serving long sentences. The client painted the benches and put them in place. Here is an example.
Twenty foot lockers were made for the One Touch Ministries, a halfway house for men recently released from prison. Eight club members made the lockers with security type hinges and the client painted them.
Harold Choate made this jig for making mortises from watching a YouTube video (link below). This is self-centering and can be adjusted to various widths. It is designed to be portable and not clamped to a table. More Pictures: Original …
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We built 10 sets of children’s desks and chairs for HAART, a non-profit organization that assist families affected by AIDS. The desk and chairs were stained and given several coats of polyurethane by 10 club members.
The church needed a new podium in the Activity Center. A parishioner was removing an old cabin from their property and numerous boards were recovered. We found the lumber was hand-hewn Cypress from the 1850’s. After removing nails, staples and …
Nine of our club members built a pantry and 24 cabinets for Iris, a shelter for women and children escaping abusive relationships. Everything was painted and the cabinets were installed on metal studs. All the cabinets had locks installed on …
Built a 10 foot long dining table per the ADA (American with Disabilities Act) standards for the Volunteers of America’s new home for older women with mental health issues. Five club members participated in the building, staining and painting of …
