Meet The Owner
ABOUT FINE WOODWORKING/ AGINCOURT LUMBER IN HILLSBOROUGH, NJ
Meet The Owner
Kyle Martin started his journey into woodworking at the age of 12 making craft items in his
father's basement shop. Taking every woodworking class in middle and high school, he excelled
earning high praises from his teachers. He attended Northeastern Oklahoma A&M college where he earned his
Associates Degree in furniture design and construction and making the deans list along the way.
Kyle Martin established Fine Woodworking/Agincourt Lumber in 1982 as a custom cabinet shop designing and building furniture, cabinets and architectural mill-work. He has completed many important projects including the total restoration of a 7500sq. ft. mansion and carriage house. His work has been featured on the cover of Victorian Homes magazine (Aug. 1999). In 2000 he decided to expand the business including saw-milling local salvaged trees into lumber to sell to local woodworkers.
Fast forward 16 yrs and 1,000,000b/ft. later, Fine Woodworking-Agincourt Lumber now provides quality hard & softwoods to woodworkers up & down the east coast & beyond. Drawing upon his 40 years of experience, Kyle personally saws each log into the highest grade boards possible. Large veneer grade logs get sawed into book-matched table top sets, or quarter-sawed to reveal its unique figure. Fine Woodworking/ Agincourt Lumber air dries their lumber for about 1 year per inch of thickness, then kiln-dry it to 6-8% M.C. Our ever changing inventory includes over 20 species of domestic hard and softwood.
Our central New Jersey location makes us convenient to New York City and Philadelphia. Nearby the Sourland mountain preserve, Delaware-Raritan canal and Princeton area makes visiting us an attractive day trip.With the fast pace of life today, we offer you the chance to slow down and enjoy the process of picking out the perfect wood for your next project.We take great pride in giving each and every customer the attention they deserve.
Kyle Martin established Fine Woodworking/Agincourt Lumber in 1982 as a custom cabinet shop designing and building furniture, cabinets and architectural mill-work. He has completed many important projects including the total restoration of a 7500sq. ft. mansion and carriage house. His work has been featured on the cover of Victorian Homes magazine (Aug. 1999). In 2000 he decided to expand the business including saw-milling local salvaged trees into lumber to sell to local woodworkers.
Fast forward 16 yrs and 1,000,000b/ft. later, Fine Woodworking-Agincourt Lumber now provides quality hard & softwoods to woodworkers up & down the east coast & beyond. Drawing upon his 40 years of experience, Kyle personally saws each log into the highest grade boards possible. Large veneer grade logs get sawed into book-matched table top sets, or quarter-sawed to reveal its unique figure. Fine Woodworking/ Agincourt Lumber air dries their lumber for about 1 year per inch of thickness, then kiln-dry it to 6-8% M.C. Our ever changing inventory includes over 20 species of domestic hard and softwood.
Our central New Jersey location makes us convenient to New York City and Philadelphia. Nearby the Sourland mountain preserve, Delaware-Raritan canal and Princeton area makes visiting us an attractive day trip.With the fast pace of life today, we offer you the chance to slow down and enjoy the process of picking out the perfect wood for your next project.We take great pride in giving each and every customer the attention they deserve.
