Built a cabinet and furniture shop that did all these things and it carried me and many other workers for about 40 years. Finally got tired and gave up on finding help with passion, honesty and intelligence. Just playing now in a vast shop under a leaky roof with my kids. No one knows better than me what a tough road you have had and the burden to continue at a profit. Cheers to your fine accomplishments.
It's vital for the future of american craftsmanship to acknowledge what this company has done to set the pace in this sector. Media worships tech billionaires, I worship the men and women that work here. God bless each one.
I am a retired mathematician and spend all my time in either the wood shop or electronics shop. Lately it's been the wood shop building stringed instruments. I must say I am a bit envious of your collection of tools and the skills of the outstanding craftspeople that produce your pieces of art. Glad you do it if for no other reason than it encourage others to give furniture making a go and keep the craft or art alive.
We have loved our 4' x 11' library table and chairs since they were delivered 16 years ago. It is the centerpiece of our entire house and we could not be happier with it.
Only class I ever got straight A's in was PE. I never had a chance for shop classes. Now, I have a woodshop. The Thomas Moser book was a big influence on my early days of furniture making. Then I got my first wood lathe. Now, I have 5 of them.... Getting back into flat work now that I am retired....
Wow, I can remember reading articles in FineWoodWorking magazine in the early 80's about Thomas Moser.....and thinking he was really doing something different.....I had no idea how much you had grown....thanks for a great view....Paul in Florida
Beautiful tour showing the remarkable growth of the company while maintaining the original commitment to design and craftsmanship. Made in Maine has a pretty sweet ring to it for me.
From the time that I first saw Thos. Moser furniture in a catalog of which I still receive them, I was impressed the design, style and beauty of the furniture. I especially love the Lolling Chair and would someday love to have one in my possession. I also look forward to someday going on a shop tour. Keep up the beatiful work and I hope to see more in the future. Thanks.
Cool 👍 I like the bending machine’s, I’m a journeyman carpenter/ fine woodworker I just like to make the whole table from picking the wood to milling assembly and finishing. Really nice shop
Thanks for the tour! Your furniture is beautiful. I know a person who works there (I'm not sure if he still does) his name is Ramsey Uter. I've always been impressed with his craftsmanship. It was nice to see your process. Thanks for sharing!
I discovered (and have followed) your company since the mid 1980’s at about the same time I found Eldred Wheeler when I lived in Dallas (Eldred Wheeler had a retail shop there at the time). Obviously Eldred Wheeler didn’t survive and I think Thos. Moser’s success is because you embraced modern machines/methods as well as more modern designs without forsaking the care given by 18th century craftsmen. I haven’t given up owning a Moser piece yet!
I love what Thomas Moser did by updating Winsdor chairs, and just about every piece the company make has grace and beauty. And can fit with any home interior going. Congratulation on building a really great company. Enjoyed the tour, hope to get to see the operation in person some day.
Beautiful stuff. I suppose content isn’t a big priority for y’all but a deeper look at individual craftspeople or more on the journey of individual pieces would be great to see!
Absolutely insane the amount the amount of detail that can be maintained while in a production shop. I learned a lot just from watching this video. Thank you for the video and the beautiful designs.
Built a cabinet and furniture shop that did all these things and it carried me and many other workers for about 40 years. Finally got tired and gave up on finding help with passion, honesty and intelligence. Just playing now in a vast shop under a leaky roof with my kids. No one knows better than me what a tough road you have had and the burden to continue at a profit. Cheers to your fine accomplishments.
I love the fact that all the furniture makers get to choose what they build
It's vital for the future of american craftsmanship to acknowledge what this company has done to set the pace in this sector. Media worships tech billionaires, I worship the men and women that work here. God bless each one.
I am a retired mathematician and spend all my time in either the wood shop or electronics shop. Lately it's been the wood shop building stringed instruments. I must say I am a bit envious of your collection of tools and the skills of the outstanding craftspeople that produce your pieces of art. Glad you do it if for no other reason than it encourage others to give furniture making a go and keep the craft or art alive.
We have loved our 4' x 11' library table and chairs since they were delivered 16 years ago. It is the centerpiece of our entire house and we could not be happier with it.
Only class I ever got straight A's in was PE. I never had a chance for shop classes. Now, I have a woodshop. The Thomas Moser book was a big influence on my early days of furniture making. Then I got my first wood lathe. Now, I have 5 of them.... Getting back into flat work now that I am retired....
I have been fortunate to inherit several pieces of T.M. Furniture…the quality and beauty gives me a smile every time I look at a piece!
Wow, I can remember reading articles in FineWoodWorking magazine in the early 80's about Thomas Moser.....and thinking he was really doing something different.....I had no idea how much you had grown....thanks for a great view....Paul in Florida
Awesome history and facility! I live in New England and I love to see the gems like this in our region.
Wow, having access to all that timber. What dreams are made of.
Wow,. incredible video !! Craftsmanship never goes out of style.
Beautiful tour showing the remarkable growth of the company while maintaining the original commitment to design and craftsmanship. Made in Maine has a pretty sweet ring to it for me.
Thank you very much!
Very interesting. Wonderful to see integrity and creativity alive still in the U.S.
Glad you enjoyed it!
It looks like an awesome place to work. You pick your project and you do it with more passion.
Thanks for the video. I was surprised to see the use of CNC, but it is a logical extension of the form and saves a great deal of time.
As a shed wood worker, this blows my mind 😍🤯
From the time that I first saw Thos. Moser furniture in a catalog of which I still receive them, I was impressed the design, style and beauty of the furniture. I especially love the Lolling Chair and would someday love to have one in my possession. I also look forward to someday going on a shop tour. Keep up the beatiful work and I hope to see more in the future. Thanks.
Cool 👍 I like the bending machine’s, I’m a journeyman carpenter/ fine woodworker I just like to make the whole table from picking the wood to milling assembly and finishing. Really nice shop
Really wish you guys would make more videos! Would love to see more of the amazing furniture.
More videos coming soon! Be sure to check us out on Instagram for weekly reels from the shop.
That was fantastic! Thank you for sharing your facility 👍
Wow, what imaginative designs, tools etc!
That was wonderful. Thank you for sharing the inner workings of such beautiful, hand crafted furniture.
Our pleasure!
We have a number of Moser pieces. Each is both beautiful and practical in use.
Beautiful craftsmanship, thank you for the tour!
Thanks for watching, we're glad you enjoyed it!
This is beautiful furniture. I wis I could afford to have a few pieces. Who knows, maybe I’ll get one yet. Thanks for the tour!
Nice tour, my wife and I have several of your pieces and they are really nice. Thanks for showing me the factory.
Our pleasure!
Thanks for the tour! Your furniture is beautiful. I know a person who works there (I'm not sure if he still does) his name is Ramsey Uter. I've always been impressed with his craftsmanship. It was nice to see your process. Thanks for sharing!
Ramsy is still here and we are very fortunate to have him!
Always great to watch video that is informative.
Glad you enjoyed it
Best furniture I ever owned. !
I discovered (and have followed) your company since the mid 1980’s at about the same time I found Eldred Wheeler when I lived in Dallas (Eldred Wheeler had a retail shop there at the time). Obviously Eldred Wheeler didn’t survive and I think Thos. Moser’s success is because you embraced modern machines/methods as well as more modern designs without forsaking the care given by 18th century craftsmen. I haven’t given up owning a Moser piece yet!
What a terrific setup, thanks for the video!
Glad you liked it!
love the tour
I love what Thomas Moser did by updating Winsdor chairs, and just about every piece the company make has grace and beauty. And can fit with any home interior going.
Congratulation on building a really great company. Enjoyed the tour, hope to get to see the operation in person some day.
Wonderful presentation, bravo!
Loved this, thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Incredible!
Great video!
Great content!
Impressive - thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing. Very inspiring 😊
Thanks for watching!
Very impressive.
Beautiful.
Thank you! Cheers!
Most excellent
Beautiful stuff. I suppose content isn’t a big priority for y’all but a deeper look at individual craftspeople or more on the journey of individual pieces would be great to see!
This is certainly something that is on our docket! Stay tuned.
Great place to work
Impressive 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Top Class
Amazing Craftsmanship for sure. Hope you can find younge tallent to carry on this art
I'm from Massachusetts, ill have to pop in 😉
We offer shop tours on Wednesdays and Fridays, by appointment only. Be sure to give us a call to schedule your tour!
Production facility in the USA….. amazing……….
Thanks for the amazing and inspirational video-I needed this!! What pen is he using to sign the piece?
He's using a Kuretake ZIG Calligraphy marker.
I’m in mass. Do you allow in person shop tours??
We offer shop tours on Wednesdays and Fridays, in the morning, by appointment only. Be sure to give us a call to schedule your tour!
www.thosmoser.com/
Absolutely insane the amount the amount of detail that can be maintained while in a production shop. I learned a lot just from watching this video. Thank you for the video and the beautiful designs.