Are Woodworking Craft Shows Worth It? | Here's What I Learned...

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  • Опубликовано: 15 дек 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @Ben_Grimsley
    @Ben_Grimsley  19 часов назад

    I would love to have you around for future videos! Subscribe to the channel here: www.youtube.com/@Ben_Grimsley?sub_confirmation=1

  • @YTubeSDD
    @YTubeSDD 22 часа назад

    Thanks for sharing. So, when you are employing and paying Chris as your assistant for the show, are you having to deal with payroll taxes (state and federal) and workers comp deductions, etc., when paying him? Seems like those could make it complicated for a small woodworker.

  • @kenerickson4923
    @kenerickson4923 14 часов назад

    I give a free can of board butter with every board. I'll sell a can for $$10 to people that already have a board. I tell them that if they return the empty can, they can get a new can for $5.

  • @EMWoodworking
    @EMWoodworking 2 часа назад

    I carry about $1500.00 of product to a show. I average $400.00 a day.
    Making $230 is better than making $0.00

  • @4sunshine801
    @4sunshine801 19 часов назад

    Cash is no longer king. I hate it

  • @suzannemarvel4382
    @suzannemarvel4382 18 часов назад

    Your tables look to cluttered,to much to see all at once😮

  • @RuffStuff420
    @RuffStuff420 12 часов назад

    Can I just say Wooden Coasters are just a bad idea? I mean, lets break this down. Why do people use coasters? To not create dampness rings on WOODEN furniture. See the key word there? Dampness rings are ugly, no one wants them, that's why most coasters are PLASTIC. Plastic does not absorb moisture, this means no rings, wood does. Wooden coasters just means I am paying money for something that will have ugly little rings on them eventually? No, sorry.