Who we are
David’s millwork is a small one-man woodworking operation. The operation started when I started making wood trivets for relatives with my tabletop CNC router I got for Christmas one year. I went to High school for Machine Technology. When I graduated from High school I continued to make things for relatives and friends for many years. In late 2017, I joined the Carlisle Artisans co-op, a local non-profit that offers local artists and craftspeople a place to sell their work. I started building my shop up, acquiring more tools and skills. I now offer pre-made and custom work to the public, using a unique blend of modern maker technics with traditional woodworking methods.
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