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Thom. Moser: A business built on sustainability -
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Employees use sanders to finish furniture at the Thos. Moser woodworking facility in Auburn.
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Prototype designs of the Thos. Moser Auburn Chair hand in the facilities prototyping area.
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Ben Paddock of Mechanic Falls works in the rough mill of the Thos. Moser woodworking facility.
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A completed Auburn chair at the Thos. Moser woodworking facility. Moser got the idea for the chair from a plastic chair he saw aboard the Nova Star ferry.
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An American flag covered with sawdust in the Thos. Moser woodworking facility. Moser products are made from American-sourced black cherry and walnut trees.
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The storage area for the wood used in Thos. Moser furniture.
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Ian Trundy finishes the edges of a desk drawer. Thomas Moser believes his furniture should last as long as the tree it came from.
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Warren Shaw, who played a large role in prototyping the new Auburn chair, sits in one of the completed models.