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Ralph W. Bagnall
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- Murfreesboro, TN
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Social Media for Woodwor…
18 members
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Home Based Professional…
51 members
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CNC Circle
80 members
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Machinery & Power Tools
74 members
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Custom Furniture Makers
100 members
Ralph W. Bagnall's Discussions
Tired of the DA sander !!!!!!!!!!!!
Replied Aug. 23, 2009
Tough times
Replied Jul. 5, 2009
Is short-run production in your future?
Replied Apr. 9, 2009
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These are great! Got a set yesterday with the sales going on, totally worth it!
There are many options, but how much sanding needs to happen? How are you raising the panels now, and can that process be improved to minimize the sanding required? This is where I would be looking first. Minimize the sanding needed and answering yo…
The real idea is networking. It is impossible to predict what connections you will make and how that will or may help your business.
So if Black Beaver builds custom high end furniture for example, I would be providing information to customers on w…
$99.99 for that set from Eagle America. Watch for sales, I think I paid about $70
This is pretty good. I can see it being effective in smaller shops where a 40+ foot machine is too big and cost too much. Speaking of cost, any idea on how much a set is?
Carol,
I use a few different methods. Facebook is mostly reserved for my personal stuff, but the lines there are getting blurred as more vendors and magazines are "friending" me there. :)
I use Twitter to broadcast new items on my website, or arti…
Social Media is how marketing is being done today. Members will share how they are using social media optimization, social networking and other online tools.
My shop is in a detached garage on my personal residence property.
I do deduct the proper percentage of taxes and interest as well as electrical, but don't go much further than that. I try to write off as much as I can, but when it comes to the IRS…
This group is for all the professional woodworkers who have a home based shop.
Ok, seeing the picture, dowels should be fine. The top could be safely be doweled to the sides, any real stress would be downward, not across the dowels.
The fixed shelf should also be ok. If there is a back to keep the sides from spreading, the do…
Very instructive that the unions want a visible ballot instead of the secret ballot that has been the cornerstone of our representative democracy for 200+ years.
George,
I'm not a woodworking business owner, but I do provide consulting to woodworking shops.
I have been encouraging my clients and those who read my blog to look in the same directions you are talking about. What have you been exploring.
Ralph
It is a bit tough to give good advice based on your description. I'm not sure about A/B joint.
Dowels could be considered a floating tenon, but I've seen to many dowel joints fail to consider them the same as traditional M&T joints.
Can you upload…
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Rabbet Jointing
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