Woodworker turns passion into second career Grandfather and grandson have taken a unique woodcraft idea and turned it into a successful business Check out this story on lansingstatejournal.com: http://on.lsj.com/1A0yLpb Ken Foster, right, and his grandson Adam, work together in Ken's woodshop making butcher block trays in the shape of states in the U.S. Ken and Adam Foster's custom woodworking items include handmade wooden serving trays, furniture, kitchen woodwork, flooring, trim and more. A plan to use scrap wood rather than burn it has turned a hobby into a second career for retired General Motors machinist Ken Foster.