first trip to Rockler

[Michael Cole]

This Montana boy just made his first trip/trips to Rockler. We are in Portland visiting our boys and they have a Rockler store in Beaverton so I made the trip to the store. Then I went another day and then I went today! I was like a little kid in a toy store. I found all sorts of stuff to buy. The first trip I stayed to small items, but by today I bought a dovetail jig. Wow, spent several hundred dollars. Don't want to add up all the sales slips, but got pretty cool stuff. Won't be back for a year, so spent a lot now!

[Rick Potter]

First step on the road to ruin. Hang on, it gets bumpy.

[lowell holmes]

In Houston, the Rockler store and the Woodcraft store are about 15 minutes apart. Talk about the road to ruin! :-)

[Frederick Skelly]

Sounds like a pretty great vacation to me Michael!

[Randy Red Bemont]

Sounds like a pretty great vacation to me Michael!

My thoughts exactly. It's always a great time visiting a woodworking store.

Red

[Cary Falk]

Woodcraft was just a little ways away in Tigard.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

I live 110 miles from the nearest Woodcraft store. Did I mention that the owners names are Nick and Rose Mary and their son who works there....his name is Ken.:o

[Phil Mueller]

Good for you Michael, enjoy the new stuff.
Rockler is about 15 min away from me and Woodcraft is about 40 min. I find Woodcraft to be more of a spontaneous purchase place for me. That extra 25 min drive has saved me a lot of $.

[Bruce Page]

I haven't been in a Rockler. We have a WoodWorkers Supply and had a Woodcraft that opened up in 2009 and made it for about 3 years before closing.

[Jeffrey Martel]

I live about 10 min from a Rockler, so that's usually my go-to place. I work about 20 min from the Woodcraft as well, so I have both options at my disposal. It's nice to have stores that you can walk into, not just online only.