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I appreciate all the advice and insight I got on the original posting
called "Is it worth a career change?" But let's suppose I'm either dumb or stubborn or both and wanted to open up a business despite your admonishments not to. Yes, I've decided a Woodcraft store is probably not the right thing to do. But now I'm "kinda sorta" stuck on a place that sells exotic lumber. Let me pursue that idea a little ..... I've found a place for sale. I don't know the details, we've arranged to meet December 28'th. Or would it be better to not buy an existing business and start fresh? Note, if I buy the business, part of the deal would be to show me the ropes for a few months. Does anyone know where to find suppliers? Where to turners usually buy their wood? (I'm not a turner.) Do a lot of you use mail-order or internet ordering? Is exotic woods next on Home Depot's expansion plans? What's the mark-up on exotic lumber? How much just never gets sold because it's "not pretty enough?" |
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