There were 3 staff on the floor. The young shaggy guy was very nice and the older gentleman with…read morethe walking sticks was very helpful and seemed knowledgeable, didn't seem to pushy with his knowledge. I was looking for particular products and was surprised to find half of them in store- I've had a hard time finding them anywhere but online. I would definitely go back should the need arise- there are several very neat wood options, and lots of cool options for staining/ sealing, etc.

Bend has nothing in the way of a woodworking store, so I find myself ordering online. Which is fine…read morebut I like to browse the aisles. So with a trip over the hill to Eugene, a stop at Woodcraft was a must. - This is a fully stocked woodworking outlet. They have everything in the way of supplies. - Prices are reasonable. One doesn't get into woodworking to save money, though. - Friendly service. I typically don't need or want help but being asked when I walk in the door is a plus.

SilverFire products are amazing. Not sure what the issue is with the previous reviewer, as the…read moresmall business owner Todd is very honest and transparent with any questions or charges. (And yes, it is a small business, Todd is often the sole employee with one or two max young helpers; usually his sons). Shipping heavy stoves is very expensive, and occasionally he has to adjust the shipping prices. I know from experience crazy amounts of duty and import charges can occur and at times likely he has absorbed costs to make them as affordable as possible for people. SilverFire also does great humanitarian work; check out their website pictures and videos. Google Youtube videos for accurate reviews of this company and their products and you'll see that these stoves work great and are perfect in this COVID day...perfect for off-grid cooking and emergency water and food prep, etc. They also sell things like solar lanterns, really quick boiling kettles, solar ovens (I have one that I use in sunny California), etc. I also own the scout stove and that's my fave quick little one that works super efficiently.

I have a scout and a pizza oven, both are great and do exactly what was advertised. Very efficient…read moreway to cook food or heat water. I hiked up to the top of a small peak in the cascades and used some pine ones to heat up some water for food with the scout. It was snowing at the time! We use the pizza oven for pizza (obviously) but it's great for anything you would use a normal oven for. We used to lose power a lot in our last house and it was great to be able to cook food even when the power was out. Highly recommended. I think some people are expecting amazon levels of service... I think amazon has enough of my money, it's nice to support a small business. Thanks Todd!

Outstanding service and attention! Apparently they are under new ownership…read more My old fireplace bellows finally crumbled in my hands from years of service. Driving around and calling proved useless as the only bellows we found was almost $300!! It was gorgeous though, but too beautiful to use. Finally, Home Depot Customer Service recommended this small mom and pop shop. I'm so glad they did! We called them and yes they have bellows. We drove over and were greeted with a smile. I was stupefied to think I'm going to a sewing and vacuum repair for a bellows?!? What?? Uhh, okay, then I might go to a burger joint looking for a car wash?? ... Jokes on me as this place has it all! Yes, they have loads of sewing and vacuum equipment, supplies and repairs, plus they have a beautiful selection of pizza ovens and outdoor barbecues. There was one pizza oven in particular that really caught my eye. This beauty would go well on my patio deck next to my smoker. It runs on either wood or propane and is assembled on a really nice frame with shelving. It can do fairly large pizzas as well. Other areas of the store surprised me as there was also a nice variety of wood and pellet stoves as well as a section for sewing and vacuum. I ended up with a nice quality bellows for less than $100 and a firewood tote that was made from recycled canvas materials and very sturdy. The store is clean and well organized with quality brand names. Staff are polite and friendly and they mentioned they are new owners. I would definitely go back for more supplies.

The crew at Viking Sewing saved the day! I am very attached to my 50 year old Viking Sewing…read moreMachine, which my mom bought new and taught me to sew on. It has followed me to many moves, and has made clothes and gifts throughout the years. A few years ago, the button hole feature did not work. I took it to the center, and was told it was not worth fixing. So I just worked around its idiosyncrasies, and my husband bought me a new Brothers Machine. What a piece of junk! I hated it, and used my Viking as well as I could. Recently, I decided to at least have my old Viking cleaned, and took it in for service. A whole new crew--and THEY FIXED IT LIKE NEW!! I am SO HAPPY! And it was only a week to do, and reasonable rate. Can't say enough about the great service. Please support this business.

I've been wanting to stop in to Waterscapes Spas for a while. Parking is in front…read more They have a decent amount of spas inside. They have all the chemicals & items to go with it. They also have Green Egg grill/smokers and lots of grilling items. Service was very good. She knew the inventory. Prices seem a bit high even with early Black Friday sales.

Great service. Great family business. Great job on my pool…read more Thanks to everyone you guys are the best. Look at my pool..

Since the beginning of time humans have been cooking over wood (charcoal) but it wasn't until about…read more1920 that a couple of entrepreneurs came up with a product that could be sourced from wood waste and simplified the art of grilling. Edward G. Kingsford helped Henry Ford procure a stretch of timberland to supply wood for his auto plants which no doubt created a massive amount of waste. While the innovative charcoal briquet was initially marketed under Ford's own brand, it was eventually renamed Kingsford® Charcoal in Edward's honor. The rest, as they say, is history. Today, Kingsford converts more than one million tons of wood waste into charcoal briquets every year, making Kingsford the leading manufacturer of charcoal in the United States and they own about 80% of the market share, with the recent inflation and rising prices the door has opened for many others to enter the market so our options drastically increased. Like many companies diversifying is essential and key to staying profitable and although I've never used any Kingsford product except for charcoal and fire starters - this company's line of products have expanded in unimaginable ways. Besides their signature briquets they also offer flavored briquets, wood pellets, a range of fire starters, grilling tools, baked beans, chili, pork ribs, spices and seasonings, cast iron pans, grill cover, flavor boosters - I think you get the point. I've tried a number of brands of fire starters but I always come back to Kingsford, these clean fast burning bundles burn completely and provides enough fuel to ignite the charcoal without any aftertaste - I think the research is over and I'll stick with these guys...

One of the best locations I've picked up from. The shipping and receiving lady is super nice!!…read moreOffered refreshments and they have restrooms. 5/5 thank you for supporting truckers!!

Disappointing. Went today to buy a few tools including a "skill saw", hammer tacker and misc…read more stuff for a project this weekend. The store was empty and I was immediately greeted by a younger kid that seemed friendly enough. I asked about skill saws and he showed me, "the cheapest they had" and indicated he had other models in the back. When I asked about those models he told me they were more and had things like a laser on them. When I asked about a hammer tacker and tried to explain what I meant by that, what I was looking to use it for etc. I was left thinking he had no idea what I was looking for. I thanked him and walked out to spend nearly $600 at Home Depot. I would have preferred to buy some Craftsman tools and support the local franchise, but since this isn't the first time there that I have left disheartened, I doubt I will be back.

We have bought appliances and out door equipment at the Corvallis Hometown Sears trying to shop…read morelocal and support local. However, made a return yesterday and was meat with the rudest clerk ever. We will never set foot in Corvallis Hometown Sears again - so much for trying to support local, their customer disservice has got us looking for a new store. Too bad, Sears has nice products. Steve

We purchased a Cameo hot tub several years ago, and it's working like a champ. More importantly,…read morethe service that we receive every time we shop for filters, chemicals and other hot tub supplies is excellent! Staff are knowledgeable and friendly. Couldn't be happier with the service.

I buy our Spa chemicals from emerald, as well as have them do frequent water tests. They're very…read moreknowledgeable and guide me in keeping the water balanced. The staff has always been very friendly and are very educated in what chemicals are needed to keep us on track.

The service technician is the best: friendly, professional, considerate of my house and very…read moreknowledgable. I appreciate getting the same guy every year who knows my setup. (He also gets high marks from Kevin the cat.)

Very educational about the installation and what to expect. The installers were on time,…read moreprofessional and very tidy. I had gotten three other bids, two of which are big in Eugene and they expected me to do all the measurements, buy the stove and then find me an installer! I highly recommend Ambassador for their professionalism, quality and friendliness.

They always have what I need. I just wish they were open later each day…read more Friendly, helpful, competent staff. Then you for being part of the community!

This is the worst example of customer service, ever. I dropped a bottle of weed killer and a small…read moreamount leaked out. I asked for a container to put the bottle in so I could still buy it as it was the last one. I was told by the young clerk she could not help me. I had almost $200 worth of merchandise at check out and asked to see the manager whom I was sure would help. Instead, I was told he could not put the damaged merchandise in a container for me to take "for free" I would have to pay for the "container". Even though I was willing to take the damaged merchandise that they would have not charged me for. When I complained, I was told to leave and never come back, or they would call the police. I am an elder member of the neighborhood, and I was shocked at these young "managers" behavior toward me. He refused to give me his name which proved even further that this store is lacking in ethics. Whomever the manager on shift 7/8/26 SHOULD BE FIRED.

My purpose for visiting Copeland Lumber was to pick up scrap free lumber. They save various sizes…read moreof the spacer slats for larger loads on flat delivery trucks. The yard guys were more than happy to pint to the bin. I am making some planters for my front yard. Any other time I have needed to go to Copeland's, the fellows there have always been friendly and helpful. I was able to find whatever I needed. I am a return customer.

Not a lot of options in a small town. But I've never been actually ignored and dismissed when…read moreseeking information. Figured it out ourselves. Purchased what was necessary for our project. Want to keep money in our town but this experience made me not mind driving to Eugene for materials next time. Perhaps they are use to dealing with contractors and not the home improvement crowd. I understand there is more money in big orders but damn dudes... ...