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- Ford Ranger
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I have taken 2 years of Woodshop in high school, and used Planer's, Sanders, Powertools, Handtools, Tablesaws, etc.
I was going to create a wooden trim to replace the fake wood trim in my Ranger. Does anyone want me to make some trim for their Ranger?
I would charge wood price, labor, and shipping.
Wood Price: Varys, can change every day, and depends on the wood desired.
Labor: Depends on what you want, and when you want it. (For example, Next-Day stuff WILL NOT be cheap; One-Week stuff will be based on my schedule; and Whenever-I-Get-To-It, which will be maybe a few weeks, would be fairly cheap).
Shipping: It would all be sent from 16901 Wellsboro, Pennsylvania.
I could literally do any wood, I know the shop teacher fairly well, he told me last year, if I was free, I was able to work in the shop.
So would anyone be interested? Not looking for commitments, but this was an idea to make a little extra income on top of the fact I like wood working.
(Lets say the average charge, minus shipping, would be around $20 for a NICE trim set on expensive wood).
I was going to create a wooden trim to replace the fake wood trim in my Ranger. Does anyone want me to make some trim for their Ranger?
I would charge wood price, labor, and shipping.
Wood Price: Varys, can change every day, and depends on the wood desired.
Labor: Depends on what you want, and when you want it. (For example, Next-Day stuff WILL NOT be cheap; One-Week stuff will be based on my schedule; and Whenever-I-Get-To-It, which will be maybe a few weeks, would be fairly cheap).
Shipping: It would all be sent from 16901 Wellsboro, Pennsylvania.
I could literally do any wood, I know the shop teacher fairly well, he told me last year, if I was free, I was able to work in the shop.
So would anyone be interested? Not looking for commitments, but this was an idea to make a little extra income on top of the fact I like wood working.
(Lets say the average charge, minus shipping, would be around $20 for a NICE trim set on expensive wood).
