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Kevin operates a one person custom woodworking shop. This means that his work is not rushed or mass produced. He gives the utmost attention to detail in order to attain the highest degree of craftsmanship in every piece made. Kevin Likes to create a very pleasant experience for all of his clients that he works with. His number one priority is to give his clients a woodworking creation that will give them pleasure to look at, use, and appreciate for many years to come. Most of the pieces he builds are usually created by him and the client. After a few conversations and meetings with his clients, together they can come up with a custom piece designed just perfectly.
After the design process is complete, they will discuss the time it will take to make and deliver the woodworking creation, the payment details. Since all of the pieces are custom made the typical time frame is six to eight weeks after the initial deposit. He will keep the client involved and informed during the whole production process.
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Kevin Goines Goines Woodworks 900 Grace Drive Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043 P 404-409-5738
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Kevin has been woodworking for nearly 20 years. He specializes in creating one of a kind works from wood. He has always had a love, passion and deep appreciation for wood and things made from wood. |
Entertainment Centers Tables Bookcases Desks Cabinetry Built-Ins |
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Kevin
has been woodworking for nearly twenty years. He has always had a
love, passion and deep appreciation for wood and things made from
wood. The things he enjoys making the most are cabinets and
furniture. All of pieces are hand made one at a time using
traditional joinery methods. Most of his cabinets and furniture are
usually made from select domestic hardwoods such as Maple, Cherry,
Walnut, and Oak. However, occasionally pieces are made from
Mahogany.
Some
of the things he typically asks his clients are what they will use
the piece for? Approximately what size do they want the piece to
be? What color appeals to them? Some of the things he
will suggest during the design stage might be choice of wood, type
of finish, correct dimensions, type of construction (joinery), etc.
