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R4b-Reformed Builder

Complete Residential Interior and Exterior Carpentry , Home Builder ,and Handyman Services , Independent Contractor ,Central Texas
Business Name: R4b-Reformed Builder
Business Address: 100 Co Rd 250
Burnet
Texas
78611
United States
Category: Cabinet Installers
Phone Number: +15127554081
Email: lancekelley@r4b-reformedbuilder.com
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Complete Residential Interior and Exterior Carpentry , Home Builder ,and Handyman Services , Independent Contractor ,Central Texas

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3 Dogz Woodworking

So, I love woodworking, I always have. I just never had a chance to get fully engaged in it while
Business Name: 3 Dogz Woodworking
Business Address: 710 Sage St
Burnet
Texas
78611
United States
Category: Cabinet Installers
Phone Number: +12536517973
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So, I love woodworking, I always have. I just never had a chance to get fully engaged in it while in the Army. Don’t take me wrong, I dabbled in it, I just never got serious with it. Once I retired from the Army, I held a couple jobs, but I was never really into it, I felt burnt out. It took a little while to figure out what path I wanted to take. Once I did, I went for it. I retired from the Army in Texas. I started out with the basic tools-drill, dremel, scroll saw, and sander. Then, once I mastered the basic tools, I started gradually working my way up to-table saw, mitre saw, band saw, and lathe. I must say that the lathe is my favorite!