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Kyle Wilt

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I have sold a few of the intersecting  wood signs too. I think I was charging $30 for  the ones I sold but it could have been $35. I would say $35 is a fair price for these. They are really attractive and a little different, unless you are a scroller, then you see so many that it almost seems like there is no longer any other kind of sign designed now days. I too use 1/2 inch to cut my signs on. It seems to be the beest thickness for this sign, in my opinion.

 

Dick

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Glad you posted the topic. What would you folks charge for this one. ~4" tall x 8" wide x 3/4" thick. Maple. Colored with food coloring and sealed with lacquer. Thanks for your input.

Gee............one of the toughest things here is pricing someone elses 'cuttings, scroll work, art.'

After I step out on the plank, you're going to shove me off......

I'll say///................aarrrggggggggggggg

I'll say,,,,,,,,,,, $12

Realize, I don't know

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$29.........I think

 

I sold this one for $45   attachicon.gifrsz_family_intersect_cherry_2.jpg

 

This one sold for $40    attachicon.gifrsz_family_intersect_oak1 (1).jpg

 

Yes Larry but you live in Millionairs Row. Where I live they are of limited inteligence and need constant supervision.  :lol:  :lol:  :razz: Roly

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Yes Larry but you live in Millionairs Row. Where I live they are of limited inteligence and need constant supervision.  :lol:  :lol:  :razz: Roly

I wern't saying you were selling cheep cheap... just sayin 

Wait a minute!!...what did you sell for Â£20? :D  mighta been worth a fortune over here  :) 

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Pricing is the hardest part of scrolling if you are selling products.  Just remember some pricing will vary by region and even by venue (show) in a region.  I am sure they will sell fine at $35 in the suburbs of DC, Atlanta, NYC, Philly, London, etc but in my part of rural USA  $20-$25 is the best I can do for pre made and $25 -$30 for custom.

 

This is why with the premade I use 1/2" stock and stack cut 2X.

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