Buy for the next build.
Work out the cuts, tools and materials you actually need before the hardware-store trip.
SMALL SHOP. SERIOUS POSSIBILITIES.
Give your garage a $5,000-a-monthgame plan.
Start with a $500 budget plan. Learn the cuts. Build useful things. Find your first customers — with three books that put your next move in order.
$5,000 is a monthly gross-sales target explored in the business book, before costs and tax. It is a planning scenario, not promised earnings.
A little guidance from Dwayne.For the shop you have. And the maker you can become.
THE SMALL-SHOP COLLECTION 01 — 03
LEARN → BUILD → SELL3 DIGITAL BOOKS
6 cuts + 5 jointsBuild your foundation
100-project bookIn preparation · cover preview
9-month roadmapPut a business behind the builds
01 / THE EXPENSIVE PART OF GETTING STARTED
Another month of “someday”
won’t build a thing.
The tool you bought is still in its box. The board you cut is a little short. You’ve saved fifty project videos and finished none of them. Give your next weekend a smaller, clearer job.
Finish something useful.
Choose one plan. Follow the dimensions. Practice the setup. Let one finished piece build your confidence.
Know what’s left for you.
Count wood, waste, fees and your time before setting a price or filling the garage with stock.
02 / YOUR NEXT THREE MOVES
Build the skill.
Then build on it.
One collection. Three different jobs.
Open the book that answers your next question.
01 / LEARN THE SKILLS
“Can I actually
build this?”
Six cuts. Five joints. Straightforward guidance on tools, timber and finishing — leading into a complete first build.
The Confident Beginner Woodworker
Read a real page ↗02 / CHOOSE YOUR BUILD
“What should
I make first?”
A planned collection of 100 weekend projects, with cut lists and step-by-step guidance. This book is in preparation; the cover is a preview.
100 Weekend Wood Projects That Actually Sell
IN PREPARATION · COVER CONCEPT03 / PLAN THE SALES
“Could this
earn its keep?”
A $500 starting-budget plan, product selection, pricing, local selling and a nine-month roadmap toward a monthly sales target.
The $5,000 Woodshop
Read a real page ↗03 / OPEN THE BOOK BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Show me
the useful part.
Real pages from the supplied books. See the teaching, the details and the numbers for yourself.
Spot a bad board before you buy it.
Bow, crook, cup and twist — illustrated so you can recognize the difference in the lumber aisle.
The Confident Beginner Woodworker · printed page 38
04 / PUT THE BIG NUMBER TO WORK
What would
$5,000
actually take?
A sales target becomes useful when you can see the orders, costs and working hours behind it.
Try your own assumptions. Then ask: can I build, sell and deliver this volume in the time I have?
Illustrative planning calculator. Prices and demand aren’t validated. The remainder is before owner pay, overhead and tax.
YOUR MONTH / TRY THE NUMBERS
Monthly gross sales
Materials + direct selling costs
Remainder before pay, overhead & tax
Build hours to schedule
At $100 per order, a $5,000 gross-sales target takes 50 orders.
DWAYNE / IN THE WOODSHOP05 / A PRACTICAL PLACE TO BEGIN
You bring
the weekend.
Bring a plan, too.
A garage corner. Some basic tools. The satisfaction of pointing at something and saying, “I made that.”
Dwayne’s Woodshop brings the learning, project planning and selling questions into one place. Start where you are, practice the fundamentals, and give the next build a purpose.
Find the book for your next step ↗THE SMALL-SHOP COLLECTION
Before another tool.
Buy a plan.
- 01 Learn the cuts, joints and finishing skills.
- 02 100-project companion book in preparation.
- 03 Work through a nine-month selling roadmap.
$37Bundle · Preview price
Digital books · No physical tools or printed books included
06 / BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A few fair
questions.
I’m a complete beginner. Where do I start?+
Start with The Confident Beginner Woodworker. It introduces tools, wood selection, measuring, cuts, joints and finishing before a complete build. Practice unfamiliar operations with proper support and your tool’s instructions.
Do I need a fully equipped workshop?+
No. The beginner book compares starter approaches, including borrowed or existing hand tools and $150 and $500 planning budgets. Your actual costs depend on what you own, the project and local prices.
Will I make $5,000 a month?+
That is a gross-sales planning target, not a forecast or guarantee. The business book explores the products, order volume, costs and capacity behind it. Actual sales depend on demand, pricing, skill, available time and execution.
Is the 100-project book ready?+
It is in preparation. The cover shown here is a design concept for the planned book. The project list and downloadable sample will be added when the finished book is available. Current sample pages come from the two completed books. Cover objects are illustrative artwork.
Can I buy the collection now?+
This is a design preview. The $37 bundle price is provisional. Checkout is coming soon; the final price and delivery details will be confirmed at launch. You can browse the three covers and open sample pages now.