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From tree to completed windows

By jeannehuber | Published April 28, 2010

It was a lot of work, but a team from Bainbridge Island Community Woodshop has at last completed 18 casement windows for the Yeomalt Cabin restoration. Under the watchful eye of member Dick Culp and the coordination of Derek Tetlow, several members built the windows from local Douglas fir, which was sawn and provided by [...]

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  • Not your typical bus shelter

    Bus shelter framing The first houses in the new Ferncliff Avenue affordable housing project are just beginning to be built, but a beautiful amenity of the neighborhood—a timberframed bus shelter—is already in place. Volunteers from Bainbridge Island Community Woodshop assembled and finished the structure in mid November, using wood from trees that had to be cleared from the site to make way for the development. Coyote Woodworks, a Bainbridge sawmill company, milled the wood, and timberframers at Salisbury Construction cut the joinery. See how the structure took shape.