Starting a woodworking business requires investment in several ways….in your time…..securing a workshop….purchasing tools and equipment. I have broken the process down into 7 steps…… Step 1 Decide on your Woodworking Niche Step 2 Do Your Research Step 3 Decide on a Location for your Workshop Step 4 Plan your Workshop Step 5 Purchase your Tools and Equipment Step 6 Other Things to Consider Step 7 Selling your Product
Choosing the best layout for your woodworking shop will ensure an efficient operation, which will result in greater productivity and enhance the safety of the work space. So here are my tips for a safe and productive workshop….. Positioning Your Saw I hope that you have the luxury of fitting out a completely new woodworking workshop. as remodelling an existing one can cost time and money. Naturally the layout of your equipment depends on the type of work you are carrying out. Allow sufficient clearance around machines, such as your table saw, for the handling of large sheets of…
Setting Up A Woodworking Shop Where is your woodworking shop going to be located? First of all you should decide the type of woodworking product you are going to make. Will you be making tables, cupboards and furniture for the home, or are you more interested in fine woodworking, like turning, carving or scroll sawing.
