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Comment on Tips on How to Sell Your Woodworking, Part Two by The Three Types of Woodworking Dogs | New Mission Workshop

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Comment on Is it legal to sell pieces you made from purchased plans? You’ll be surprised. by pashley1916

pashley1916 — Fri, 17 May 2013 20:13:19 +0000

It’s interesting that you can copy a plan – but think of it this way – what if a guy copyrighted a very basic shaker style cabinet – would that mean no one could make a copy like that without paying him a fee? That would be ridiculous. If he had worked in his own logo into the design – as the Roycrofters did – then that would be different.

Comment on Is it legal to sell pieces you made from purchased plans? You’ll be surprised. by Steve Green

Steve Green — Fri, 17 May 2013 20:04:01 +0000

I could have used this information years ago, when I was working as a wood shop teacher. I couldn’t make copies of the cabinet, in the “Indian in the Cabinet, because according to the movie producer’s legal department, the movie’s rights were still in limbo. I wanted my students to be able to sell their work, if they wanted to. All I could tell them was: if they did, “I did not want to know about it”. If we had altered or added some embellishment to the cabinet, en mas, we could have gotten away with selling all of them for a fund-raiser, legally.

Comment on Fairmont Unity Urn by pashley1916

pashley1916 — Wed, 01 May 2013 19:44:19 +0000

Um…ok