In this video, Scott Enloe, a woodwright from Great Falls, Montana, gives some insight into his business and shares with us some good advice on the business of woodworking.

You can see Scott's gallery of work at www.ScottsBoatWorks.com. He does some pretty nice work building everything from fine furniture to strip canoes that have been featured in Playboy Magazine. Bet I got your attention now, don't I?

Strip Canoe...Playboy...it's just too funny but true:)

OK, let's stay focused here.

Scott has achieved a high level of craftsmanship in his work and is recognized by the Montana Circle of American Masters.

When you check out Scott's site be sure to drop him a line and say "Thanks" for taking the time to share with us about his woodworking business and giving insightful advice. I had never met Scott until I introduced myself at SummerFair and asked for an interview. He is a really great guy, and shared freely simply because I asked.

So let's get on with it! I hope you enjoy the video and find it helpful.

Your friend in the shop-

Todd A. Clippinger

Share the Love - Share the Knowledge

I this video, woodworker Brad Bernhart of Red Lodge, Montana shares a little about his business, the importance of lean manufacturing, and where he sells his work.

Check out Brad's website www.EarlyWoodDesigns.com to see his wonderfully designed and custom made kitchen utensils. Take note: his site is a great example of what a good website should be for a business.

When you check out his site, drop Brad a line saying "Thanks" for the great information that he has generously shared. I did not previously know Brad until I met him at SummerFair and asked him for an interview. I think it would be awesome to let him know that he has helped us out with his information and time as he shared some solid business information.

In this video I interview Brad Bernhart as part of the series about the business of woodworking. Brad shares some great insight on his strategy for manufacturing his products and how to sell. Check out Brad's website at http://www.earlywooddesigns.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/earlywood_designs/ Facebook: http://www.earlywooddesigns.com Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/source/earlywooddesigns.com/ Be sure to drop him a line saying "thanks for sharing" at his contact page.

This video is part of a series where we are exploring how different woodworkers run their business and sell their work.