What you charge?

[trackman]

Those of you that sale the small nativity that Steve Good made, what do you price it at?  

[dgman]

I used solid hardwoods. I priced them at $12.

[trackman]

Wife posted on FB an I was asked to make 10 for a women. Told her $10 each said sounds good. Never know what to ask for price. 

Edited December 9, 2019 by trackman

[Gonzo]

Have to ask which nativity set?  I think he has quite a few in his catalog.

[Woodmaster1]

A little off topic but I paid a friend $40 for a compound ornament made of holly today. She gave me a discount of $5 which I thought was good because I know how hard she works on them. The best thing I didn't have to make it because compound ornaments give me problems. Now my wife will be happy, she thought they looked great when she saw them at the woodworking club Christmas diner last week.

[trackman]

11 hours ago, Gonzo said:

Have to ask which nativity set?  I think he has quite a few in his catalog.

 

[ike]

I seelll but not them I give them to friends. I am going to mike the orniments for next year but will ddprobably cvharge $5 dfodr them

IKE

[edward]

For the small  round Nativity box mine was 1/4" BB and I sold four at $20 each, were popular here

[Rockytime]

7 hours ago, edward said:

For the small  round Nativity box mine was 1/4" BB and I sold four at $20 each, were popular here

Wow, that is cheap for something so nice. Lots of great work for so little. I understand it is a hobby but still...

[NC Scroller]

On 12/10/2019 at 7:39 AM, trackman said:

 

When I make things for sale time is more important then the price of materials.  Each of those are made out of 9 pieces.  Being so small I would not think you could stack cut more then 4. Then you have to stain and assemble.  I don't think I would sell them for less then $20.

[NC Scroller]

14 hours ago, Rockytime said:

Wow, that is cheap for something so nice. Lots of great work for so little. I understand it is a hobby but still...

I agree.  I have no problem selling them at $30 each.