Durrell Weber Launches Timber Works Woodturning in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania

Waynesboro, Pennsylvania has a new name on the lathe: Timber Works Woodturning, the assumed business name filed by Durrell Weber on March 17, 2026, is the latest woodturning enterprise to take root in south-central Pennsylvania's quietly active maker corridor.

Weber registered as the sole principal on the filing, placing the business at a Waynesboro address and formally establishing the operation through the state's assumed name process. The March 17 formation date puts the business just one week old as of this writing, making it one of the freshest entries in the region's craft trades.

Waynesboro sits in Franklin County, roughly equidistant from Chambersburg and Hagerstown, a stretch of the Cumberland Valley that has long supported small woodworking operations alongside its manufacturing history. The area also falls within reach of the South Central Pennsylvania Wood Turners, the regional club that draws members from across the Franklin and Adams County corridor, giving Weber a ready community if Timber Works leans toward the craft and gallery side of the trade rather than purely production work.

What shape Timber Works Woodturning ultimately takes, whether bowls and hollow forms or architectural spindle work or production turning for local contractors, will tell in time. For now, the filing plants a stake: another turner in Pennsylvania has decided to make it official, hang a name on the work, and step from the shop into the market.