Just finished the latest order of door handles
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Celery top pine,spotted gum and Tas oak in this lot. The ones on the far left.......put your sunglasses on, next photo is a tad overexposed.
DSCF3950.jpg are more pulls than handles, they are eventually recessed into sliding doors to give an internal finger hold.
Have been turning these and similar ones for an architect couple for perhaps the last 2 years and the orders have been increasing exponentially. The architects are very sharp marketers!.
Making them is pretty repetitive and boring but its a good hourly rate.
Recently another turner has joined in as it was getting too much for me.
I guess it's just a "bread and butter" sideline for the architects who would have bigger fish to fry elsewhere but it goes to show that there is indeed scope out there to make money from new original ideas.
DSCF3949.jpg
Celery top pine,spotted gum and Tas oak in this lot. The ones on the far left.......put your sunglasses on, next photo is a tad overexposed.
DSCF3950.jpg are more pulls than handles, they are eventually recessed into sliding doors to give an internal finger hold.
Have been turning these and similar ones for an architect couple for perhaps the last 2 years and the orders have been increasing exponentially. The architects are very sharp marketers!.
Making them is pretty repetitive and boring but its a good hourly rate.
Recently another turner has joined in as it was getting too much for me.
I guess it's just a "bread and butter" sideline for the architects who would have bigger fish to fry elsewhere but it goes to show that there is indeed scope out there to make money from new original ideas.
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