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General Category => General Scroll Saw Talk => Topic started by: Paw Paw Ray on April 01, 2011, 07:47:34 am
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Steve sent out a cross pattern in his email this morning. I have never made any crosses and am wondering how well they sell at craft shows and how much you would ask for one that size.
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I'm not good with prices, and would probably sell that one from $15-$20. I'm in Southern Oregon and have made about 20 crosses in the last two years and every time I display one it sells.
Good luck,
Bill
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Pricing really depends on where you are, and the people. I think I would price it a little higher then Bill.
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My question is: Due to the fragile nature of this clock how would it look to cut it from 3/4" hardwood? I am thinking of purpleheart or, possibly, sapele. Any thoughts you might have would be appreciated.
Dan
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I'm going to try it out of stained BB Ply because it really looks fragile. Crosses for me are always a good seller. I'd say $15-20 on this one as well.
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I sell a lot of crosses at craft shows, I would say anywhere from $18-20 which I think is a good price. Edward
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I personally would not cut that one out of 3/4" purple heart. Purple heart burns easily and that thickness would be a real b**ch. A thinner piece with some packing tape might do it but if it burns - that one is a little too fragile to sand out the burns.
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Thanks for the info everyone.
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I think over the years, I've probably made anywhere from 40 to 50 crosses. Made 4 more this week, and sold 2 already. I also give a lot of them away as gifts. So yes, crosses are popular.
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What size would you suggest, 1/8th or 1/4" BB for the crosses?
Bruce ;D
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I prefer the 1/4" Just a little more heft to them.