WillR wrote:

Derek Hartzell wrote:
Making chairs involves a lot of work and require high prices that put
them in the affordability range of very few people. Unless you have
a factory...

The change in demand between a $50 bowl and a $150 bowl is some
indication of this price point effect. I wouldn't want to sell
chairs for much under $1000 dollars. They would take a multitude of
jigs, tools, space and technology to make.



Well what about candlesticks, lamp stems, tools, handles and all those
other things?

Spindles for headboards, Spindles for supports in cupboards and
shelving - stuff like that?

Why does nobody display that work?

Too busy making and selling it?