Does anyone know what happened to the woodworkers choice? The 800 number no
longer works and they are not listed as venders at any of the wood shows. I
did find this on the web but don't know if this is the real skinny or not.

"Today, I was trying to call TWC to order a door panel jig, but the 800
number was busy. Then I called 411 to find out what's going on... well 411
could not locate them either. So a friend of mine came to my shop, I told
him that I can't get hold of TWC, he said that the owner of the TWC had
cancer and maybe he has died... Well, it's too bad now, I wish they did not
have to close the store."

TIA

The Miner

r49miner wrote:
Does anyone know what happened to the woodworkers choice? The 800 number no
longer works and they are not listed as venders at any of the wood shows. I
did find this on the web but don't know if this is the real skinny or not.

"Today, I was trying to call TWC to order a door panel jig, but the 800
number was busy. Then I called 411 to find out what's going on... well 411
could not locate them either. So a friend of mine came to my shop, I told
him that I can't get hold of TWC, he said that the owner of the TWC had
cancer and maybe he has died... Well, it's too bad now, I wish they did not
have to close the store."

TIA

The Miner





Their parent company decided to close down operations a few months ago.

Thanks,

I will miss them......



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r49miner wrote:
Does anyone know what happened to the woodworkers choice? The 800 number
no longer works and they are not listed as venders at any of the wood
shows. I did find this on the web but don't know if this is the real
skinny or not.

"Today, I was trying to call TWC to order a door panel jig, but the 800
number was busy. Then I called 411 to find out what's going on... well
411 could not locate them either. So a friend of mine came to my shop, I
told him that I can't get hold of TWC, he said that the owner of the TWC
had cancer and maybe he has died... Well, it's too bad now, I wish they
did not have to close the store."

TIA

The Miner





Their parent company decided to close down operations a few months ago.

At the Baltimore Woodworking show someone said the owner died and there
was no one to take over the business so they just closed it down.