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Cedar casket

  • April 27, 2013
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We own and operate a custom casket company. I purchased my first Ryobi tools because of the price, now I purchase them because of their dependability. Being in the construction business, dependability is key when purchasing quality tools. Also, their price doesn't break the bank when you see something new you would like to have in the toolbox!

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  • This is very nice. Tell me, my plans are to be cremated. Do you turn vessels? Since I'v always worked with my hands, I'd rather have a nice simple wooden urn?
    By LUGMARIO, on May 7, 2013
  • I am sorry, I don't currently have a lathe. We have built some square wooden urns in the past.
    By Jonny, on May 7, 2013
  • I have a lathe but it frightens me to run. I had a pretty bad accident with it. I never thought about building a box urn. Great idea!
    By LUGMARIO, on May 8, 2013
  • This is a cedar casket that we constructed in our casket business. Recently, I found the new Ryobi Cordless Finish Nailer. We are looking forward to using it for construction of caskets, currently we are using it in our construction business. I highly recommend the cordless nailer to anyone who currently is using an air-driven finish nailer!
    By Jonny, on June 5, 2013

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Cedar casket

by Jonny
Apr 27, 2013

We own and operate a custom casket company. I purchased my first Ryobi tools because of the price, now I purchase them because of their dependability. Being in the construction business, dependability is key when purchasing quality tools. Also, their price doesn't break the bank when you see something new you would like to have in the toolbox!