[domi125]

Retired from health care for 14 years I enjoy filling my spare time with woodworking projects. I have my shop in my basement and I took woodworking lessons in the past enough to be relatively confortable and safe with my tools.
i like to craft my own projects from ideas I find on the net or in my head and to design my own plans using SketchUp.

i always appreciate help and advices for my ongoing projects And like to give my 2 cents when appropriate.

thanks for accepting me in this forum.
i apologize, English is not my first language. Please keep it simple when you talk to me. Avoiding misunderstanding.

 

[The Hobbyist]

Retired from health care for 14 years I enjoy filling my spare time with woodworking projects. I have my shop in my basement and I took woodworking lessons in the past enough to be relatively confortable and safe with my tools.
i like to craft my own projects from ideas I find on the net or in my head and to design my own plans using SketchUp.

i always appreciate help and advices for my ongoing projects And like to give my 2 cents when appropriate.

thanks for accepting me in this forum.
i apologize, English is not my first language. Please keep it simple when you talk to me. Avoiding misunderstanding.

your English is better than some Americans! Welcome tot he forum. Are you planning to create a bunch of Christmas decorations to sell this year in October or November, or is this a hobby shop for tinkering?

Joe

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[domi125]

Thanks the Hobbyist,
Effectively, it is only tinkering. I don’t sell anything because of my home insurance but I do a lot of toys and furniture for my grandchildren. I care about myself too with a lot of furniture.

thanks again fo welcoming me

domi

 

[The Hobbyist]

Why would your home insurance come into play? Would they deem this to be a "commercial fab shop"? Home hobby people make all sorts of things and sell them on ETSY and eBay and so many other places. As lon as you aren't running a three-phase 400 TON brake or something, I can't imagine that you could not get a "rider" to cover this.

Joe

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[domi125]

Why would your home insurance come into play? Would they deem this to be a "commercial fab shop"? Home hobby people make all sorts of things and sell them on ETSY and eBay and so many other places. As lon as you aren't running a three-phase 400 TON brake or something, I can't imagine that you could not get a "rider" to cover this.

Joe

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I live in Quebec province, there are some tough rules for hobby’s. If I sell for 1$ I’m considered commercial. Some don’t care, I do. And I already have so much fun by doing just wha I do. I don’t need more.

 

[old55]

Welcome to the forum @domi125

 

[domi125]

Thanks old55

 

[jw2170]

G'day @domi125 , welcome to the forum from Australia.....

 

[domi125]

Thanks jw