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One of the the things I’ve been figuring out is how to dedicate time to Upper Cut on a consistent basis. As I’ve mentioned before, I have a rewarding but demanding full-time job and a wonderful family that I like to spend time with. Even without a business, woodworking is something I enjoy, so I definitely Continue reading Starting Upper Cut Woodworks: Dedicating Time to Woodworking There are many web sites that will tell you what you need to do to build your company identity. This post isn’t a comprehensive summary of those sites, it’s just my experience so far. Connecting with Customers If you read The Leader’s Voice by Clarke and Crossland, you’ll find out that for an important message to Continue reading Starting Upper Cut Woodworks: Creating an Identity I imagine the workflow of a job will go like this: Customer contacts me, describes what they want, perhaps sends pictures. I discuss the project with the customer: needs & wants, budget, materials, finish, hardware, timelines, etc. I sit down a design the project in SketchUp, create an initial cutlist, and price things like hinges, knobs, Continue reading Starting Upper Cut Woodworks: Project Workflow and Documentation |
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