Legacy furniture meant to be passed down for generations
Steve Henneford makes a cut on a band saw for one of his dining chairs at Henneford Fine Furniture on Tuesday, Oct. 10. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
A purpleheart with cow hair on hide low-back chair made by Steve Henneford of Henneford Fine Furniture (Steve Henneford photo)
Steve Henneford sands a stretcher for one of his cowboy rockers in the sanding room of his workshop at Henneford Fine Furniture on Tuesday, Oct. 10. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Steve Henneford cuts a profile for one of his dining chairs at Henneford Fine Furniture on Tuesday, Oct. 10. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Steve Henneford uses .22 caliber shells to hold the leather seating in place on one of his cowboy rockers at Henneford Fine Furniture on Tuesday, Oct. 10. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Steve Henneford sands a stretcher for one of his cowboy rockers in the sanding room of his workshop at Henneford Fine Furniture on Tuesday, Oct. 10. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Armed with a video tutorial and some chair templates, Steve Henneford 13 years ago took a leap of faith when he entered the furniture making space.
“I just told my wife one day I wanted to make chairs and she said OK...
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