Woodworking/tool sights/destinations in southern Maine?
#11
I'm headed to Scarborough Maine next weekend for a baby shower. I know of one YouTube turner who has a shop there, and it got me thinking maybe there are other things I should check out while I'm there (I didn't want to be too stalkerish to the nice YouTube lady). Do you guys know of anything/ Vintage tool stores? Rocklers? Stuff I can't find on Long Island
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It's coastal Maine south of Portland, so I'm sure there's generic antique stuff, but not sure about tools. I also think it's well south of Lie-Nielson... 

Thanks!
Benny

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#12
Looks like the Thomas Moser furniture shop is less than an hour away. That would be pretty cool....they give tours Contact page
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#13
I don't know how close it will be, but Liberty Tool is well worth a visit.
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#14
Lie-Nielsen is less than an hour and a half up Hwy 1 from Scarborough.
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#15
Rockler has a store in south portland. And a quick google search shows up a lot of places.

Saco Manufacturing & Woodworking
Hanson Woodturning
Joe Lendway Woodwork
Last Chance Woodworking
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#16
(03-03-2020, 01:58 PM)bennybmn Wrote: I'm headed to Scarborough Maine next weekend for a baby shower. I know of one YouTube turner who has a shop there, and it got me thinking maybe there are other things I should check out while I'm there (I didn't want to be too stalkerish to the nice YouTube lady). Do you guys know of anything/ Vintage tool stores? Rocklers? Stuff I can't find on Long Island
Smile 

It's coastal Maine south of Portland, so I'm sure there's generic antique stuff, but not sure about tools. I also think it's well south of Lie-Nielson... 

Thanks!

Not in Maine, but near southern maine is https://thevintagetoolshoppe.com/

Worth a visit, but call ahead to be sure they will be available when you expect to be there.
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#17
Thanks all! My buddy who I'm visiting actually lives up in Brunswick, but they're having the shower further south to accommodate more people. Looks like maybe next time I visit him specifically I'll be near more stuff.
Benny

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#18
Here are a couple of links that might be of help, 

http://www.guildofmainewoodworkers.com/members/  
https://www.mainecraftsguild.com/member-artists/ 
https://mainefurniture.org/maine-furniture-makers

Have fun.
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#19
(03-04-2020, 12:06 PM)nodima Wrote: Not in Maine, but near southern maine is https://thevintagetoolshoppe.com/

Worth a visit, but call ahead to be sure they will be available when you expect to be there.

I've made some purchases from the vintage tool shoppe and have been very happy.
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#20
I'm 20 minutes from Brunswick, hardly a woodworking destination but I do have cold beer. Shoot me a PM if you're thirsty.

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