Joe Smith has over a decade of experience in woodworking and remodeling. He joined his first construction crew at eighteen, which he worked for throughout his studies at Saint Anselm College. When he turned twenty-three, he went on a mission trip to Duran, Ecuador with hopes of teaching english. Through an interesting series of events, he wound up helping start a woodworking shop where he taught 10-15 adolescents the basics of woodworking over the next two years in a neighborhood called Una Sola Fuerza (One United Force) to which USF’s name is derived. It was in Una Sola Fuerza where Joe not only learned important fundamentals in furniture making, but truly developed a passion for manipulating and transforming wood.
Since returning to New England, Joe has continued to nurture his passion and develop his craft. Today, he is dedicated to combining classic techniques with modern technology to make beautiful pieces that transform your home.
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Joe Smith has over a decade of experience in woodworking and remodeling. He joined his first construction crew at eighteen, which he worked for throughout his studies at Saint Anselm College. When he turned twenty-three, he went on a mission trip to Duran, Ecuador with hopes of teaching english. Through an interesting series of events, he wound up helping start a woodworking shop where he taught 10-15 adolescents the basics of woodworking over the next two years in a neighborhood called Una Sola Fuerza (One United Force) to which USF’s name is derived. It was in Una Sola Fuerza where Joe not only learned important fundamentals in furniture making, but truly developed a passion for manipulating and transforming wood.
Since returning to New England, Joe has continued to nurture his passion and develop his craft. Today, he is dedicated to combining classic techniques with modern technology to make beautiful pieces that transform your home.
Joe Smith has over a decade of experience in woodworking and remodeling. He joined his first construction crew at eighteen, which he worked for throughout his studies at Saint Anselm College. When he turned twenty-three, he went on a mission trip to Duran, Ecuador with hopes of teaching english. Through an interesting series of events, he wound up helping start a woodworking shop where he taught 10-15 adolescents the basics of woodworking over the next two years in a neighborhood called Una Sola Fuerza (One United Force) to which USF’s name is derived. It was in Una Sola Fuerza where Joe not only learned important fundamentals in furniture making, but truly developed a passion for manipulating and transforming wood.
Since returning to New England, Joe has continued to nurture his passion and develop his craft. Today, he is dedicated to combining classic techniques with modern technology to make beautiful pieces that transform your home.