/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1192232
Just depends on your projects, You can make a hell of a good profit on shit like end tables, boxes, shit like that that is smaller but needs skilled labor. Especially if you find a market that enjoys a niche, like my coffee and dining room tables are both made with no hardware. Some people want that and will pay extra. Also adding things like inlay will drive up price significantly but aren't physically intensive at all. Hell you're working with 1/8th in material.

Here's my first attempt at inlay, it's not even half as bad as it looks, especially to people who don't work with wood.

>>1192383
And here's the top, my first attempt at inlay as well. Probably a little over half way done. Got the knee, butt, and head to go in this evening. Legs, beak, eye, and stick are all that's lest after that.