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I am thinking about making an entry table or nightstand-type table and selling it as a learning experience and to see if I could do it.
My goal at this time is to make something that is more likely to sell quickly.
In your-all's experience, would a table like this made from soft maple, red oak, or stained poplar be something what would sell fairly quickly?
Or do people generally prefer these types of pieces to be made from the darker woods like like cherry or mahogany?
The most plentiful source of wood for me is what they stock at the Home Depot near my home: soft maple, red oak, and poplar. I am trying to decide if I can get the wood for this project there, or if I should look for another source.
My goal at this time is to make something that is more likely to sell quickly.
In your-all's experience, would a table like this made from soft maple, red oak, or stained poplar be something what would sell fairly quickly?
Or do people generally prefer these types of pieces to be made from the darker woods like like cherry or mahogany?
The most plentiful source of wood for me is what they stock at the Home Depot near my home: soft maple, red oak, and poplar. I am trying to decide if I can get the wood for this project there, or if I should look for another source.