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Hi,
I lost my job yesterday working at a company that builds furniture in north Idaho. I'd been contemplating starting my own woodworking business for quite some time anyway so this was kinda the final kick in the pants to get me to do it. I have a little experience in residential trimwork and quite a bit of experience in furniture, jewelry boxes, and general woodworking. So I'm wondering if any of you good people have similar experiences, what works for you, what resources are out there, etc. I found some useful information doing a Google but thought I'd check here too. I've looked on ebay to see what kind of furniture is selling and I don't see making it building doll furniture and selling it for $3. Many years ago I tried the craft show route without much success but that might be something to try again. I have a friend who does greeting cards at craft shows and he said I could give him items to sell on consignment. I know there are risks here financially but I'm in a position that it's something I have to do. I have enough tools and equipment to get me started and a garage for a workshop so I have the basics. Anyway, any ideas / input is welcome. Thanks Will |
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