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When: 8 September 2022
11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. EST
Moderator:
Frederik Laleicke
NC State Wood Products Extension
Online workshop - No registration fee
Over the last decades, urban wood products have emerged as an appealing, innovative, and economically viable branch within the forest products sector. Products, such as live edge furniture, fireplace mantels, and other solid wood furnishings, have gained popularity among designers, builders, and consumers. For existing companies, hobbyists, entrepreneurs, and the semi-retired, urban wood processing has become a promising and fulfilling business opportunity with relatively low requirements for seed capital.
What if you had some logs and a saw? What does it take to successfully make urban wood?
This webinar will be all about success:
Best practices for running an urban wood business
Personal stories of success
Sawing and Drying: What do you need to become serious about urban wood?
What sources of information are available, and where?
Get more information and register on the webinar event page.