Members of NH Made.
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visit NH Made.
Click on the logo above to
visit NH Made.
Members of The American
Association of Woodturners.
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visit them.
Association of Woodturners.
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visit them.
Future Events
What we do
We "Turn" wood into practical kitchenware.
Some wood is "Turned" into art.
Some wood is "Turned" into art.
Our accomplishments
Our future
We are continuously trying add to our product list to
better provide for our customers' needs. Don't see
what you are looking for? Please ask- we would be
glad to help.
better provide for our customers' needs. Don't see
what you are looking for? Please ask- we would be
glad to help.
 | We gave a wood turning demo at Goosebay Lumber. | |
| Displayed our products at several artisan fairs. | |
| Attended the Homestead Woodworking school. | |
Guild of New Hampshire
Woodworkers. Click on the
logo above to visit them.
Woodworkers. Click on the
logo above to visit them.
Specializing in wood turning
Arnold and Sons
Woodworking
Woodworking
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Made in New Hampshire.
Wood creations for the home or office. One of
a kind wood turnings from domestic and
imported woods. Our products are so unique
they will be the topic of conversation.
Wood creations for the home or office. One of
a kind wood turnings from domestic and
imported woods. Our products are so unique
they will be the topic of conversation.
How we started
My name is Rick Arnold and I am the middle
generation owner of our family business. About
seven years ago my oldest son, Andrew, started to
learn the art of woodturning from a local woodturner
named Marcel. Seeing the beautiful pieces that my
son had created made me want to learn as well.
Once I became hooked on woodturning, my father,
Dick Arnold Sr. , also became interested. The result
was a family business started by the youngest of
three generations.
generation owner of our family business. About
seven years ago my oldest son, Andrew, started to
learn the art of woodturning from a local woodturner
named Marcel. Seeing the beautiful pieces that my
son had created made me want to learn as well.
Once I became hooked on woodturning, my father,
Dick Arnold Sr. , also became interested. The result
was a family business started by the youngest of
three generations.
Andrew roughing a piece of
square stock into a cylinder.
square stock into a cylinder.
This is my oldest son Andrew.
His turnings are what inspired
me and my father to learn
woodturning.
His turnings are what inspired
me and my father to learn
woodturning.
Now accepting these credit cards.
Pens from the Robert Frost Farm are now available.
Please contact us for more information.
Check out our neckties on the products page.
Please contact us for more information.
Check out our neckties on the products page.
We will be at the Bishop Brady High School craft fair on
December 12th 2009. We hope to see you there.
We will be offering a 25% discount on most items.
December 12th 2009. We hope to see you there.
We will be offering a 25% discount on most items.