Ben Brunick

Ben Brunick got his start in woodworking in Lincoln, Neb., restoring highly prized Brunswick pool tables, including one for the White House. Ben is now in the midst of restoring dozens of wood windows on a historic building in Yankton, S.D. With the three-year project winding down, he is about to move his business, Chalkstone Woodworking, to a new shop in the heart of downtown Yankton.

Video: Sharpening on the Go
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Restore a Wood Window Sash
When repairs are in order, a steam box, an easel, and two-part epoxy are your best friends.

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