Evansville Woodcraft store is closing, after 10 years of being in
business. More info at:

http://www.woodcraft.com/stores/store.aspx?id=527

Rita and Neil Ward wrote:
Evansville Woodcraft store is closing, after 10 years of being in
business. More info at:

http://www.woodcraft.com/stores/store.aspx?id=527

FYI: Just phoned, no "major power tools" (except a couple scroll saws).

We lost a Woodcraft in Indianapolis a few years ago..I guess we couldn't
support 2 of them along with Rockler too.

On 8/5/2011 11:24 AM, Bill wrote:
Rita and Neil Ward wrote:
Evansville Woodcraft store is closing, after 10 years of being in
business. More info at:

http://www.woodcraft.com/stores/store.aspx?id=527

FYI: Just phoned, no "major power tools" (except a couple scroll saws).

We lost a Woodcraft in Indianapolis a few years ago..I guess we couldn't
support 2 of them along with Rockler too.

Bill,
Has the Woodcraft store 86th closed? The shop I miss the most in Indy
was the Wood-Works Shop on US 40. Well worth the 2.5 hour drive to visit
their well stocked store...

In article , Rita and Neil Ward wrote:
On 8/5/2011 11:24 AM, Bill wrote:
Rita and Neil Ward wrote:
Evansville Woodcraft store is closing, after 10 years of being in
business. More info at:

http://www.woodcraft.com/stores/store.aspx?id=527

FYI: Just phoned, no "major power tools" (except a couple scroll saws).

We lost a Woodcraft in Indianapolis a few years ago..I guess we couldn't
support 2 of them along with Rockler too.

Bill,
Has the Woodcraft store 86th closed?

Not unless it *just* happened -- I've bought from them as recently as last
month. There used to be one on East 82nd St, in front of the Castleton Square
Mall, but it closed two or three years before the one on 86th St opened.

The shop I miss the most in Indy
was the Wood-Works Shop on US 40. Well worth the 2.5 hour drive to visit
their well stocked store...

Yeah, I miss that place too, and the couple that ran it. They were good
people.

Doug Miller wrote:
In , Rita and Neil wrote:
On 8/5/2011 11:24 AM, Bill wrote:
Rita and Neil Ward wrote:
Evansville Woodcraft store is closing, after 10 years of being in
business. More info at:

http://www.woodcraft.com/stores/store.aspx?id=527

FYI: Just phoned, no "major power tools" (except a couple scroll saws).

We lost a Woodcraft in Indianapolis a few years ago..I guess we couldn't
support 2 of them along with Rockler too.

Bill,
Has the Woodcraft store 86th closed?

Yes, the 86th street store remains (as Doug mentions below).


Not unless it *just* happened -- I've bought from them as recently as last
month. There used to be one on East 82nd St, in front of the Castleton Square
Mall, but it closed two or three years before the one on 86th St opened.

The shop I miss the most in Indy
was the Wood-Works Shop on US 40. Well worth the 2.5 hour drive to visit
their well stocked store...

Yeah, I miss that place too, and the couple that ran it. They were good
people.

On 8/5/2011 6:43 PM, Bill wrote:
Doug Miller wrote:
In , Rita and
Neil wrote:
On 8/5/2011 11:24 AM, Bill wrote:
Rita and Neil Ward wrote:
Evansville Woodcraft store is closing, after 10 years of being in
business. More info at:

http://www.woodcraft.com/stores/store.aspx?id=527

FYI: Just phoned, no "major power tools" (except a couple scroll saws).

We lost a Woodcraft in Indianapolis a few years ago..I guess we
couldn't
support 2 of them along with Rockler too.

Bill,
Has the Woodcraft store 86th closed?

Yes, the 86th street store remains (as Doug mentions below).


Not unless it *just* happened -- I've bought from them as recently as
last
month. There used to be one on East 82nd St, in front of the Castleton
Square
Mall, but it closed two or three years before the one on 86th St opened.

The shop I miss the most in Indy
was the Wood-Works Shop on US 40. Well worth the 2.5 hour drive to visit
their well stocked store...

Yeah, I miss that place too, and the couple that ran it. They were good
people.


They were indeed! Miss the Saturday woodworking classes. A group of us
discovered their shop after attending the wood working show at the state
fair in Indy. We had more fun at the Wood-Works shop, the next year we
went there first. Haven’t been to the wood working show for a couple of
years now: is it worth the fuel to attend next January?

In article , Bill wrote:
Rita and Neil Ward wrote:
Evansville Woodcraft store is closing, after 10 years of being in
business. More info at:

http://www.woodcraft.com/stores/store.aspx?id=527

FYI: Just phoned, no "major power tools" (except a couple scroll saws).

We lost a Woodcraft in Indianapolis a few years ago..I guess we couldn't
support 2 of them along with Rockler too.

As far as I know, we never had two Woodcrafts at once in Indianapolis. The one
that was on 82nd Street in front of the Castleton Mall closed about three
years before the current one (next to I-69) opened. If there ever was another
one, I'm not aware of it.

Doug Miller wrote:
In , wrote:
Rita and Neil Ward wrote:
Evansville Woodcraft store is closing, after 10 years of being in
business. More info at:

http://www.woodcraft.com/stores/store.aspx?id=527

FYI: Just phoned, no "major power tools" (except a couple scroll saws).

We lost a Woodcraft in Indianapolis a few years ago..I guess we couldn't
support 2 of them along with Rockler too.

As far as I know, we never had two Woodcrafts at once in Indianapolis. The one
that was on 82nd Street in front of the Castleton Mall closed about three
years before the current one (next to I-69) opened. If there ever was another
one, I'm not aware of it.

You are probably correct. When I "found" the 2nd Woodcraft store, I
guess I didn't realize that it was a brand new store. It was more like,
"How did I overlook this store?"? I stand corrected.