myrtle beach

[Dahl Troy Perry]

Had to take wife to lay on the beach. Is there any wood shops. Near that would have turning stuff? I'm not the type to lay on the beach!!

[Jim Underwood]

Sometimes you can find some nice wood washed up on the beach itself.

I'm not one to lie on the beach either though. Too dang hot and bright!:mad:

I tend to wade in the shallows watching for critters. Then if I get bored with that, I get out the bucket, shovel, and carving tools and make sand sculptures.

As long as I'm making something, I can survive it....:D (I really do love the beach though.)

Or if there's a nice breeze, I dearly love to sail... or fly kites...

[Von Bickley]

You are out of luck if you are looking for any kind of woodworking around Myrtle Beach. I have never been able to find any.

The only thing I have seen at Myrtle Beach is a Black & Decker outlet on Highway 501 at the "501 Outlets"...... Not much there to look at.

[Will Scott]

There is a Workshop Tools across from Tanger Outlets on 501.

[Donny Lawson]

When you go to the beach you need to carry a Metal Detector and look for items washed up or lost on the beach.I will be going to PC beach in a few weeks and looking for money and rings.I done real well last year.Made enough to buy some pen supplies.Maybe this year will be even better.
Donny

[David Woodruff]

Other than the shop Will mentioned, I have found nothing aroung Myrtle Beach. I would guess merchants rely on the average beach goer not the lonely woodturner. Take a day trip back to Raleigh, there are some good shops in that area. Check the resource section of the AAW directory.