Hillbilly Hollow Woodworks

About Hillbilly Hollow Woodworks

Hillbilly Hollow Woodworks is a family business in Colona, Illinois, in Henry County. Russell and Tammy Quillin started it in 2011. Its main work is handcrafted woodwork: outdoor furniture, birdhouses, custom wood signs, and fraternity and sorority paddles. The business describes its sawmill this way: "salvaging locally sourced trees and transforming them into beautiful, functional creations." The shop runs an on-site Wood-Mizer sawmill and offers lumber milling. It has milled ash logs into lumber for a customer's projects. The species named on its pages include black walnut, red oak, white oak, ash, eastern red cedar, and hybrid willow logs. It also buys Western Red Cedar from local suppliers for its outdoor furniture. Most furniture is made to order, and the owners contact customers personally. The business serves Illinois and Iowa, working out of the Quad Cities area, with Henry County as its listed home base. It suits a landowner in Henry County or nearby who has ash, walnut, or oak logs and wants them sawn into lumber, or wants the same shop to turn the wood into custom pieces. From hillbillyhollowwoodworks.com, read 9 November 2026.

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