I've been curious about the effect of the economic downturn on those who earn income either full time or part time in some aspect of woodworking (excluding carpentry). I don't want to get into the eternal debate about ruining a good time by selling your work. That's the way it works for some and not for others. For those who do earn money from their woodworking business, I'd guess that most of that is paid from customers' discretionary income which I'd also guess is somewhat slim for many potential customers right now. I'm a REALTOR and find that there are buyers still out there but fewer than we'd like and at lower price points for a variety of reasons. Any parallel to the woodworking business?
So, how's it going out there?
So, how's it going out there?