Boh
05-01-2006, 07:29 PM
I would like all carpenters within the city of Triskellion to contact me. Be it in person or via missive. You must be on the guild roster as a carpenter to have access to our finest woods.
With the help of the local wheeler shop, I have come up with a system of pricing for the Woodworkers Guild to serve the people with their creations. This is a preliminary setup, and may change in the future.
The following is also a list of what we can do, and what materials a carpenter will have access to if he or she is a member.
Prices should be determined by this formula: <article> x <material> + <labor> = <price>
This means if someone wants a maple cabinet, following the table below the carpenter should take the set number for a cabinet, meaning 8, and the set number for maple lumber, meaning 3. And multiply them together, for a total of 24.
Labor should be approximately 25% of an item cost. So in the example above the item will cost an aureal to make, so labor will be 6 silver. The final invoice to the customer for this commission would be 30 silver.
These prices are set on the amount of wood needed to create an item, and the price that the supply merchant sells the items to the guild
Article Chart:
1 Single Button
1 Figurine
2 Buttons
2 Club
2 Mortar
2 Pestle
2 Pipe
2 Tool handle
2 Truncheon
2 Small crate
2 Staff
2 Stool
2 Fishing rod
2 Hairbrush
2 Hilt
2 Comb
4 Bench
4 Cane
4 Medium crate
4 Shutters
4 Table
6 Chair
6 Coffin
6 Desk
6 Flat box
6 Sword blade
6 Large crate
8 Bookshelf
8 Cabinet
8 Huge crate
10 Floor Boards
10 Wall Paneling
Lumber Chart:
1 ash lumber
1 hickory lumber
1 myrtle lumber
1 poplar lumber
1 beech lumber
1 alder lumber
1 juniper lumber
1 teak lumber
2 sycamore lumber
2 lacewood lumber
2 zebrawood lumber
2 fir lumber
2 birch lumber
2 pine lumber
2 yew lumber
2 spruce lumber
3 tulipwood lumber
3 walnut lumber
3 maple lumber
3 mahogany lumber
3 willow lumber
4 holly lumber
4 cherry lumber
4 balsa lumber
4 cedar lumber
4 elm lumber
4 oak lumber
5 purpleheart lumber
5 white oak lumber
5 red oak lumber
5 rosewood lumber
5 ebony lumber
If there are any questions, please contact a guild carpenter, or feel free to missive me directly.
Stay in the shade,
Harold des Keylljeyder
With the help of the local wheeler shop, I have come up with a system of pricing for the Woodworkers Guild to serve the people with their creations. This is a preliminary setup, and may change in the future.
The following is also a list of what we can do, and what materials a carpenter will have access to if he or she is a member.
Prices should be determined by this formula: <article> x <material> + <labor> = <price>
This means if someone wants a maple cabinet, following the table below the carpenter should take the set number for a cabinet, meaning 8, and the set number for maple lumber, meaning 3. And multiply them together, for a total of 24.
Labor should be approximately 25% of an item cost. So in the example above the item will cost an aureal to make, so labor will be 6 silver. The final invoice to the customer for this commission would be 30 silver.
These prices are set on the amount of wood needed to create an item, and the price that the supply merchant sells the items to the guild
Article Chart:
1 Single Button
1 Figurine
2 Buttons
2 Club
2 Mortar
2 Pestle
2 Pipe
2 Tool handle
2 Truncheon
2 Small crate
2 Staff
2 Stool
2 Fishing rod
2 Hairbrush
2 Hilt
2 Comb
4 Bench
4 Cane
4 Medium crate
4 Shutters
4 Table
6 Chair
6 Coffin
6 Desk
6 Flat box
6 Sword blade
6 Large crate
8 Bookshelf
8 Cabinet
8 Huge crate
10 Floor Boards
10 Wall Paneling
Lumber Chart:
1 ash lumber
1 hickory lumber
1 myrtle lumber
1 poplar lumber
1 beech lumber
1 alder lumber
1 juniper lumber
1 teak lumber
2 sycamore lumber
2 lacewood lumber
2 zebrawood lumber
2 fir lumber
2 birch lumber
2 pine lumber
2 yew lumber
2 spruce lumber
3 tulipwood lumber
3 walnut lumber
3 maple lumber
3 mahogany lumber
3 willow lumber
4 holly lumber
4 cherry lumber
4 balsa lumber
4 cedar lumber
4 elm lumber
4 oak lumber
5 purpleheart lumber
5 white oak lumber
5 red oak lumber
5 rosewood lumber
5 ebony lumber
If there are any questions, please contact a guild carpenter, or feel free to missive me directly.
Stay in the shade,
Harold des Keylljeyder