Welcome back to part three,
I have installed the under stairs cupboard and I had my work cut out for me.
None of the walls were remotely level the staircase was out of level.
The floor had under floor heating so I could not risk drilling and screwing into it.
I really was not sure how I would construct the cupboard so I had to make it up as I went along.
Lots of very tricky scribes had to be made to the walls and I made sure everything was very solid.
I could n film as would like because I was against the clock and there was not much room.
I had to keep my voice down too or the two big dogs in the next room would bark for a long long time.
I was very happy with the finished cupboard and the client was too.
If you have any questions about woodwork, furniture or being self employed as a crafts person let me know.
I know my wood and I have spent years teaching myself furniture making , furniture history as well as living it as a self employed cabinet maker .
I am also in the process of writing a
'How to series: Setting up a Woodworking Business'
Which you can read here;
Part 1: Workshop
Part 2: Tools and machinery
Part 3: Finding a good timber yard
Part 4: Deciding what type of woodwork you are going to do.
Part 5: Advertising and getting customers
Part 6: Dealing with Customers.
Still I am learning every day and the journey is the point.
We have started a woodworking community here on steemit and would welcome you. We have a discord channel, link here: Woodworking on Steem Discord Channel
And a weekly woodworking post competition ,which you can read about here
@woodworkcurators is a daily curation service for the woodworking community. Steemfollower is a great way to get more upvotes from like minded steemians.
Many thanks for viewing,
Onwards and upwards,
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