wall unit and night stand
Listing #1319 Listed on: 06/15/2008
Company Name: Justin's Custom Woodworks, LLC

Contact Name: Justin
A truly custom wall unit and night stand to the customers specs. I did both unfinished for $1350. what do you think?

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Viewer Comments:
Posted By:
Randy [06/16/2008]
Justin Nice work!! But I think $1350.00 low. My rates would be more like $2350.00
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Floss [06/16/2008]
Are the door panels glued up or just tongue and groove with the battens screwed to the face?
If the panels are glued and then screwed on top, they will eventually split when the wood shrinks.
Same with the top on the night stand.
Be aware of wood movement.
Just an observation. You will want to avoid any callbacks later after the stuff is delivered and finished.
F.
Posted By:
Brian [06/17/2008]
I agree with the other comment on the value. Way too cheap. Nice work and don't be afraid to ask a fair price
Posted By:
Larry [06/22/2008]
I agree with the above posts especially the wood movement. You can't stop it so you have to accommodate it!
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Jim Dickie [06/23/2008]
I wish I lived wherever it is this would be worth over $2000. I could buy that nightstand for $100 at next Saturday's farmer's market. I'm not demeaning the work at all, its great, I just think a lot of you guys are spoiled with the prices you can charge.
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Jim Dickie [06/23/2008]
I wish I lived wherever it is this would be worth over $2000. I could buy that nightstand for $100 at next Saturday's farmer's market. I'm not demeaning the work at all, its great, I just think a lot of you guys are spoiled with the prices you can charge.
Posted By:
Randy [06/25/2008]
Jim You have the choice of going to Walmart and Menards. Good Luck!
Posted By:
Joel [07/09/2008]
I can hear that top splitting from here. Any glue up over 4 inches wide needs an accomodation for movement.
Posted By:
Terry [07/14/2008]
the guys are right. you should always be aware of movement. this knotty pine will shift faster than most especially being unaware of the customers house climate. beautiful work though, don't under sell yourself. these pieces are truely a bargain at your current rate.
Posted By:
Mike [08/11/2008]
I think your prices are little too cheap as well. I was under pricing my products for a while, then my wife started selling them for me and KABOOM! We started making more money because she jacked the prices up. Anyway, you can only charge what your market can bare. That's a fact. I would like to see the inside of the wardrobe. Also, I like how the doors meet with the knots in the pine.
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