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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: Dustyknees on November 20, 2011, 03:35:14 pm
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I took a freebie-keychain to my favorite nurse at my Doctor's office and walked out with 33 orders for keychains from 6 nurses and two Doctors! I do these out of 1/4 inch red oak,lemon oiled. I get $5 per keychain and can't keep up with the orders,LOL. Makes for lots of saw-time and helps with the bills. Plus they're fun to cut!
(http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/7962/keychains.jpg)
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nice work you did a good job with them thanks for sharing.good sales to by the way
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Looking good. Congrats..
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Very nice, I'll have to try those sometime.
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Excellent! It's nice when you can make some spending money doing what you like!
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So good to see! :) I am happy for you. What a fun way to 'play Santa' while playing in the sawdust. :)
Sheila
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I took orders for eight of that style key chain one time. My rate was $3.00 each.
I learned the hard way to charge $1.00 per letter.
The customer wanted to use LAST names and the shortest one had eight letters in it!! Each one of the 8 took twice as long to cut than a normal 4 or 5 letter first name. ;D
One of the key chains ended up about 1/2" square and 3" long! ::)
Rog
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Very nice group of 'fobs'....
I have several to make for Present Tags for those who didn't get one last year.
~~~GB~~~
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"Present tags" are a great idea! Thanks Greybeard.
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Thanks all for the nice comments. I've always had a hard time doing pricing on my work. So I ask the buyer what they would pay,and the general consensus was that $5 for the key chains is a fair price. Although when I get a name like "Alexandria" I cringe,lol
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That is great 'Dusty' one small gift can go a loooong way. Well done.
GB thats a fantastic idea with the gift tags, thanks.
Marg
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I made one from bloodwood for a receptionist @ my doctors office last year and her daughter managed to break it. I made her a replacement slightly larger, and out of paduk. Let's see her break that one!
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nice! strange how such smaller projects sometimes become sellers!
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They look fantastic, nice work. Or how about Christopher, Wilhelmina, Jacqueline LOL. ;)
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excellent job, very good cuts