Welcome to Wood Talk for Woodworkers by Woodworkers.

Now here are three guys who take big pieces of wood and make them smaller.

Park Matt and Shannon.

All right, it's Wood Talk Number 257 for July 10th, 2015.

It's a weekend edition of Wood Talk, and that means we've got one topic to share with you today

specifically our business models. We're not talking about the you know six foot tall beautiful women or men right there's male models out there we're actually talking

about how we structure our businesses if we have a business as it relates to

woodworking although I would like to talk about the other one.

We can.

That'll be, we'll talk after dark.

And this actually was inspired by a question we got from Nick.

He says, I've heard you mentioned several times on the show that you make commission

pieces from time to time, but I also know two of you, I guess Mark II, have separate day jobs.

Nope, that's not correct. So I'm curious to know what kind of business license slash model you have for your side woodworking commissions.

I'm sure there are resources out there for folks who want to start their own business,

but I'm curious to hear how you guys operate and if the various options or I'm sorry and if there are various options you've considered

Thanks very much keep with the good work you have the best woodworking podcast out there and if you say things like that,

you'll generally get your questions answered faster.

In fact, we should just have a topic about how awesome.

We should have a whole show dedicated to how awesome we are.

And we'll just talk about our awesomeness. think so can the shop talk live guys host it for us?

Yeah we should have them come in yeah and and we'll contrast and compare

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