Buck Woodcraft offers a wide selection of marine lumber,
marine plastics and composites--as well as custom
woodworking services and an expanding line of marine products for
boaters in the Florida Keys or wherever you happen to be.
My name is John Arbuckle and, yes, that's
me pictured on the left. I started Buck Woodcraft in 1995 as a source of custom
woodworking services for the Marathon boating community, and we've grown steadily ever
since. Our offerings now include a sizeable inventory of teak, mahogany and other
marine lumber, a range of exotic and domestic lumber, and Okoume BS 1088 marine plywood in
most common sizes--all at prices that are very competitive up and down the Keys and,
for that matter, in many other areas of the country.
We've also expanded
beyond woodworking materials and services, and now offer
standard and anti-skid King
Starboard, marine plastics, and marine composites by the sheet, half-sheet and square foot. In
addition, Buck Woodcraft offers custom fabrication services using these materials. And
we've begun producing specialty marine products of our own design, such as fish cleaning
tables, our Nautilus line of installation-ready boat doors and Nautilus rail chocks for dinghies, PWCs and the like.
And late in 2005, we took delivery of a brand new CNC router. I guess
this means I'm finally being dragged into the 21st Century -- actually using
computer-controlled tools. But once we're up to speed
along
about the end of January, the new system is going to mean good things for
our customers: More accurate and efficient production of complex projects,
in less time. For some further thoughts on this,
click here.
We are not Home Depot. Nothing
against Home Depot, but what sets Buck Woodcraft apart from big chain stores is that we
focus on specialized products and services for customers with specialized needs.
That means we have in-depth knowledge about the things we sell, and we pay a lot of
attention to making sure our customers are satisfied.
Some of my customers know exactly what they need, and have all the skills and tools
necessary to work with the materials they buy. Others need advice about the kinds of
materials they should use, or need help completing marine-related projects. Either way,
Buck Woodcraft can help--from supplying hard-to-find materials to milling lumber
...designing, assembling and installing custom components...or upgrading and refitting
entire boat interiors.
Check us out.
Browse around and you'll soon know whether Buck Woodcraft offers what
you need in the way of goods and services. If you're interested but need more
information about a particular service or product,
e-mail us and we'll get back to
you promptly.
In any case, thanks for dropping by and we hope to hear from you
soon.