Quote guide
You do not need complete documentation. It is enough to show what should be made, in what quantity, from which material and by when. The clearer the starting point, the faster we can say whether the project fits the workshop and what is still missing for pricing.
For repeatable components, a clear reference matters most: sample, photo, drawing or prototype. It helps us decide faster whether the project should start with a sample, small batch or recurring order.
For locally installed joinery, project location, building stage and measurement access matter. Phone photos are often enough to say whether the topic is worth a deeper conversation.
For unusual details, describe the intended final effect, installation limits and the priority: appearance, durability, repeatability or budget. It helps choose a workable method without losing the design intent.
Worth knowing
Most time is lost guessing scale, dimensions and the expected effect. A simple description with an imperfect photo is more useful than a general question without specifics.
FAQ
No. A drawing helps, but a photo, sketch or description is enough to start. Technical details can be clarified before pricing.
Yes. A photo is a good start if you add approximate dimensions, quantity and what the part will be used for.
Yes, if the component, scale and logistics make sense. Packing and shipping are always agreed individually.
Do you have a photo, drawing or specification?