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  1. Business card and Smart phone holders from dunnage

    I had some scraps of wood left over and was trying to figure out what do make with them. The wife said she was going to go buy some business card holders for her cards at the craft shows we go to. BINGO!!! I made a few and they worked great…one more thing in the repertoire. We sold some so I...
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  2. Business Card Holder

    Part of what I do, outside of LumberJocks.com, is consultant work for a day care in a Native community. Last week, they asked me for some more business cards and I thought it would be nice to have the cards displayed somewhere rather than being stuck in a drawer. My ideas went from a fully...
    business card holder leather

  3. Business Card Holder - Another Early Project

    I've been admiring all the wonderful business card holders that have been posted recently. So, with some trepidation I post these pictures of a card holder I made over twenty five years ago - I believe it was in my late teens. In those days of youth, I loved going to farm auctions almost every...
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  4. Steady Rest For Wood Turners

    I found the plans for this in one of Wood Magazines jigs,fixtures and storage plans. Works like a charm on anything long and inround. If it's out of round, forget it. It's made from 3/4s plywood, rollerblades and T track. If you send me an S.A.S.E. I'll make a copy of the plans for you and send...
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  5. wadrobe

    Never enough free storage space.The wadrobe base (inner shelves) were made of chipboard and doors of fir-wood.
    furniture

  6. Zebrawood Business Card Holder

    This piece is made from Zebrawood. It is a business card holder, for holding business cards. Finished with Formby's Tung Oil Finish, high gloss.
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  7. Tea Lights

    After seeing the pictures, I think these things look like Orson Well's war of the worlds machines…LOL !! I find Bob Hamilton to be of great inspiration, in my adventure into wood turning. Both Bob's help articles and his videos on U-tube have been of great help to me. Bob's Tutorials can be...
    cherry lathe turning
  8. Jigs & Fixtures
    As I am getting more serious about building jigs for tasks to be accomplished I am confronted with a growing pile of plywood implements that I have to dig through every time I need something. What do you all do to store these (sometimes big) jigs in a small shop? Ideas?
    jig
  9. Woodworking Skill Share
    As I embark on my path to making woodworking more of a career and less of a hobby, I got to wondering what exactly makes a good woodworker. Is it the tools? the experience? the knowledge, the skills? is it technique and training? or is it the design skills, the mastery of the aesthetic? Is it...
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  10. Sweating for Bucks Through Woodworking
    Hi All, first post, hope it's the right place! I currently enjoy woodworking as a hobby but with job uncertainty due to the downturn in the oil markets I am thinking about turning this into a business to ride this out. I've done some small restoration jobs for a friend who is going to be...
    architects business designers getting started
  11. Sweating for Bucks Through Woodworking
    Has anyone read Andy Glantz's article, "Selling The Experience" in the new issue of "Woodwork"? If so what did you think of the article? I'm not asking anyone to go buy the magazine. But, if you have read the article, I would be interested in your thoughts about it. I'm not a professional...
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  12. Sweating for Bucks Through Woodworking
    A good starting point is a brief overview of my experience as a bench mark to use as a gauge . I have been self employed in the woodworking trade for over twenty years working on and off for other contractors now and again. I don't do lots of large jobs but rather a wide variety of small...
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  13. Sweating for Bucks Through Woodworking
    Hey gang, just got this email from Rockler, thought I'd pass it along to anyone who hadn't heard about it and might be interested… ------- Have you ever thought about making extra money using your woodworking equipment and skills? If so, now may be the perfect time to give it a try! Thanks to...
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  14. Sweating for Bucks Through Woodworking
    Anybody care to discuss how they organize and maintain their ledger sheets? What line items does it contain and how often do you post to it? How do you organize and keep receipts and invoices in preparation for tax time? Do you use software? Also, I'm interested in others' experiences with tax...
    business taxes
  15. Woodworking Skill Share
    I have become increasingly interested in woodworking over the past couple years. I am looking into pursuing a career in the field. I was wondering if anyone could share their experiences about how they set up a furniture/cabinetry business. Basically, what I'm wondering is were I to complete a...
    business career school self-employment woodworking
  16. Sweating for Bucks Through Woodworking
    I am in the process of setting up my own cabinet business. I have been advised to obtain insurance to cover liability and possibly an umbrella policy. I thought this would be a good opportunity to open up the subject here to recieve some input as to what coverage is really necessary in this...
    business insurance liability
  17. Off Topic Coffee Lounge
    OK my fellow lumberjocks I have my new website up and running if you feel uncomfortable using the link below you can find it on my profile page as well I would like to hear your thoughts on layout, ease of use and how informative it was to you you may also if you desire drop me a message using...
    business question
  18. Woodworking Skill Share
    Good morning guys, I would like to run something by the community I am questioning. I will be transparent in this so you can have a better idea of my goals and wanderings. I am a father of 5 soon to be 6. I adopted my two oldest children from one of my sisters and those are two boys ages 14...
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  19. Sweating for Bucks Through Woodworking
    First let me say that I have read the earlier topics regarding using Twitter in general. Now then, with that out of the way, I am curious if there are any business folks here (Large or Small) that see this a tool for business. One example being a way to stay connected to your vendors /...
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  20. Off Topic Coffee Lounge
    A while back I placed an ad on Kijiji for my radial arm saw. When I bought it I thought it would make more use of it than I did but one thing leads to another and it ended up having about five or six hours use in 20 years. It just won't fit in my new shop conveniently and with modern tools I...
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