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Maine Wooden Buoys
  • Home
  • Customer Photos
  • Available Products
  • About Us
  • How to order
  • Where to buy
  • Links
  • What's New!!
  • FAQ
  • How Buoys Are Made

How our buoys are made

Cat sitting on stacked logs inside a storage area.

All buoys start as a 6 or 8 foot cedar pole.

Stack of cut logs arranged in a pile.

They are then cut into "blanks" and allowed to dry.

Shelves filled with carved wooden blocks.

The "blanks" are then cut into the shape of a buoy and allowed to dry a bit more.

Stack of wooden cricket bats in workshop.

Tails are then inserted to the buoys.

Rows of unfinished wooden fishing net floats.

The buoys are then primed white and ready to design and paint.

Maine Wooden Buoys

Maine Wooden Buoys, Friendship, ME 04547US

(207) 832-1003

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