Camp knife

[Puggy625]

Made this for a friend. Ats-34 SS, spalted/stabilized Tamarind.

[ajm2nac]

good looking knife

[wanderin39]

Like it.

[Kevin Smith]

Very nice!

[ajm2nac]

$$?

[MikeConner]

That's sweet. Very functional design.

[Jermdog01]

Nice

[Outback77]

Nice

[Puggy625]

$$?

This one is spoken for, but one like it would run $125.

I work/make these in my garage. With the weather being uncooperative lately, I haven't been able to get out there to work much. I've got 4 more knives sold and in process now. I'm hoping it settles down soon so I can get caught up. lol

[Kevin Smith]

That's a great price, I'd consider charging more, I know what's involved and the cost of materials.

[Jermdog01]

This one is spoken for, but one like it would run $125.

I work/make these in my garage. With the weather being uncooperative lately, I haven't been able to get out there to work much. I've got 4 more knives sold and in process now. I'm hoping it settles down soon so I can get caught up. lol

Funny I am in the same boat literally knife orders on the bench but really need to get back to the real job that actually pays the bills IF it ever dries up???

[bfree]

Nice work

[Puggy625]

That's a great price, I'd consider charging more, I know what's involved and the cost of materials.

I've thought about it. But I don't want price myself out, so to speak.

[MikeConner]

I've thought about it. But I don't want price myself out, so to speak.

I hear ya and understand but when you can no longer keep up with orders is the time to gradually increase prices. You'll know when you've reached the upper end of prices for your market.

I've had some brokers/dealers contact me. They wanted me to make knives for them to market. They said I could double the number of knives I was selling, but they wanted to pay me 50% of my normal prices.
Now I'm not real smart but I see no reason to work twice as hard for the same money.

[Kevin Smith]

I hear ya and understand but when you can no longer keep up with orders is the time to gradually increase prices. You'll know when you've reached the upper end of prices for your market.

I've had some brokers/dealers contact me. They wanted me to make knives for them to market. They said I could double the number of knives I was selling, but they wanted to pay me 50% of my normal prices.
Now I'm not real smart but I see no reason to work twice as hard for the same money.

exactly! Well said Mike.