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As young boys, Devan and Derrick Dye would work with their father
is his cabinet shop. Mastering the necessary know how to build cabinets, the brothers
eventually took over their father's shop.
High tech equipment was needed to keep up with the production increases at which time Kirk Jolley approached the two about teaming up with his new company and running the shop. Mountain States Cabinet & Milworks has been around for five plus years now specializing in custom residential and commercial cabinets. "We love to do special finishes on our cabinets," noted Devan Dye who runs the 18 employees that are in the shop. "The distressed look is very popular right now." The brothers said that about 90% of their work is done with oak, hickory and knotty alder. They also have requests for cherry and maple. The shop produces kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, fireplace mantels, entertainment centers, lockers, desks and just about anything you desire. |
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One unique machine at Mountain States Cabinet is the Stiles Machinery Optimat BP 100 CNC (Computer Numeric Control). This machine allows us to make cabinet components quickly and easily. It can also produce pieces that would be difficult or impossible to produce by hand. Most of the arches, flutes, vent holes, corbels and other custom touches are produced at least in part on this machine. Letters and numbers can also be cut out on the machine. The CNC has a wide variety of onboard tools including: The dado bits on this machine can be changed for fluting, engraving, and many other projects. We can cut up to 4 inches thick with out current tooling with a machine max of about 6 inches. We are consistently increasing the type and number of projects that can be performed on the machine and have found very little that could not be done. |