[Woodcarver] Re: First post- how to price?

Bill Smith baydolphs at yahoo.com
Fri Sep 23 22:23:57 EDT 2005


cool the problem I am havin is not sure how to price
things carved if u are given the project from the
customer and the wood as well from the customer, which
I normally figure like say the item cost a dollar for
the wood I multip it by 10 what now.

Bill

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> In a message dated 9/23/05 7:22:42 PM,

> nancydenis at iowatelecom.net writes:

>

>

> > However, I have a follow-up question - how do you

> do your calculation for

> > "in the round" carvings?

> >

>

> As someone just said, "What will the market bare."

> We had a carver in our

> club who had to retire due to health and turned to

> carving full time. To make

> a living he had to sell at every show he went

> to...so he had about seven

> different price ranges. In a poor community his

> prices were low and in a rich

> town his prices were high. It all balanced out in

> the long run. Rip

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