Furniture Restoration

[harvey b davison]

Its a specialist market and at the moment you are most likely on a decent income,Not sure you would get that by a new venture 

Hi les, I'm just thinking out loud and thinking of different avenues to possibly go down. I will more than likely be leaving the NHS at some point. We are relocating from Barnsley upto near skipton's where my wife is from. I'm too old and grumpy now to start working for someone else, I'm hoping / wanting to just work for myself now when I do eventually leave the NHS, and do stuff that pleases me and is interesting to me, if you get where I'm coming from.
Cheers
Harvey.

[topchippyles]

10 minutes ago, harvey b davison said:

Hi les, I'm just thinking out loud and thinking of different avenues to possibly go down. I will more than likely be leaving the NHS at some point. We are relocating from Barnsley upto near skipton's where my wife is from. I'm too old and grumpy now to start working for someone else, I'm hoping / wanting to just work for myself now when I do eventually leave the NHS, and do stuff that pleases me and is interesting to me, if you get where I'm coming from.
Cheers
Harvey.

Absolutely harvey. Hopefully you get a decent pension or a little lump sum as a back up so no pressure day to day living. Wish you all the best and with the way it is at the moment bet your flat out in work. Please keep safe best regards les 

[traceyjedison]

If you don’t have a strong background in furniture making, then you start by educating yourself and doing lots of research. You need to know about furniture construction, types of wood used in furniture and their properties, restoration products, stains, sealers, strippers, etc, or get some ideas on different types of furniture.