The rest of my book explains even more alternative and simple wood working methods for starting a woodworking business. You will find many more chapters brimming with valuable information, instructions, and drawings to help you make more money with your woodworking skills.
Remember, everything in my book is based on my first-
The Projects and Project Drawings: With detailed instructions and
drawings of eight different projects, you will learn and understand the
simplified methods that will help you build quality projects quicker and
easier. You can practice the methods with these projects and even sell the completed projects or give them to family or friends. You can also
photograph them for use in a photo album of your work.
My book will help you make money using your woodworking skills as a sideline or
starting a woodworking business and I have included much more in it as listed below:
Starting and Operating A Woodworking Business:
How To Make Money with Your Skills
Drawings of Customer Projects: For most jobs, customers need to see drawings to make certain you know exactly what they want. This doesn't have to be difficult and samples of my drawings will help you learn how to prepare simple drawings for your quotes. Included are one page drawings and a complete set of drawings used for a large cabinet job.
Business Forms: Also included are samples of the forms you need to
deal with your wood working customers when starting a woodworking
business. There is also a contract form and an addendum you can use for those cases where additional details or specifications are required.
To consistently make money with your woodworking skills requires adherence to some basic rules. The next few subjects outline those rules and help you to stay safe when starting a woodworking business.
Safety: Using power tools can be dangerous; many machines used in wood working can cause severe injuries in a split second of inattentiveness. Safety should be a top priority to every wood worker.
Ten Basic Rules: These rules help to ensure financial success. I suggest you commit them to memory for easy use.
Fitness: Self employment can be stressful and demanding, so physical,
mental and emotional fitness are covered in this section.
Final Notes: These are just some final thoughts that you will find helpful. Some are new and many simply bear repeating.
Marketing and Selling Aids: My book covers several methods to help you sell woodworking
projects to your prospects. Here you will learn several low cost marketing lessons to help you succeed financially when starting a woodworking business.
Glossary: This is a complete glossary of terms directly related to the wood working business.
Credit Card Sales: Learn how to setup for and use credit card sales in your business. Credit cards are not essential for large projects but with smaller projects, accepting credit cards often makes the sale.
Photo Albums: Learn how to create and use photo albums to show customers your work. Most of your customers won’t know you initially and will be hesitant to trust your abilities without samples of your work. Photo albums serve this function perfectly.
Web Sites: Learn how to use web sites to sell your wood work. Web sites are the perfect 24/7 sales tool for all your Internet surfing customers.
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