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Guild Member Gallery - Pettigrew, Dick

The Guild of Oregon Woodworkers consists of a set of members ranging from Professionals to Hobbyist each striving to improve his or her own work. Our gallery provides one of the best means for sharing our professional members work, techniques and learning's. In addition to featuring the work of our professional members we will also on occasion review the work from local shows.

If you are a current professional member of the guild and interested in having your work shown in the Gallery contact the 60lCpPAzd@WoiweR3qGH7TZx3Unk6bs8el.com .


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Professional Member:

Business Name:Nemah Products
Location:Vancouver, WA 98687
Phone:360-735-1791
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Dick's entire career has been as a designer/craftsman. Much of that career was spent in the metal working and aerospace industry but fine woodworking has been a longtime interest. A transition over the past several years has allowed him to devote more and more time to woodworking, until it is now a full time commitment.

While he builds furniture on a commission basis, boxes of all types are of a special interest. Every piece he builds begins with the selection of the finest wood available. Boxes offer the opportunity to combine several very unique woods in one finished piece. Whenever possible, the woods he uses come from sources that are consistent with environmentally sound practices. Whether it is a jewelry box, a music box, a stationary box, or a box for other personal treasures, each box is a small piece of furniture and each piece is individually crafted and finished by hand.

Dick has a small shop in Vancouver, Washington in which he works. He is constantly experimenting with different methods and finishes to get the best box possible. While not every experiment is a success, each one results in a better box. Sometimes it is a slow process, especially when blending a new technique with one that he is currently using. However, over time, the process results in a finished piece that is a pleasure to build and to use.

Dick sells his boxes through a number of local galleries including The Real Mother Goose.



Eastern Maple with Western
Curly Maple Drawer Fronts
13L x 7W x 6D

Walnut Chest with Lift Top
12L x 6W x 7D


Cherry Box with Spalted
Curly Maple Lid
11.5L x 6W x 3.5D

Maple Burl Box with
Curly Maple Trim
13L x 10W x 5D

Cherry Box with Spalted
Curly Alder Lid
9L x 5W x 2.5D

Various Small Boxes



Fig. Western Maple
7L x 4W x 2D
 
Walnut & Spalted Maple
9L x 5W x 2 1/2D
 
Cherry & Redwood Burl
11L x 6 1/2W x w 4D
 
Maple & Fig. Walnut
6L x 5W X 2D


Lacewood with walnut legs - 9 1/2L x 4 1/2W x 3 1/2D
Lacewood is from Crosscut Hardwoods and the Walnut was from Jim McKee


Figured Maple - 12L x 7W x 4D
Figured Maple from the windfall from Washougal


Peroba Rosa (certified) and Spalted Alder - 12L x 7W x4 1/2D
Spalted Alder that I cut from a big chunk out of a friends fire wood pile



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