I'd like to get $35/ea. I make all the lined tubing, uv in the lined tubing. Pocket-sized sherlocks.
I also make fume iso spoons with schott and a linework cap for $15/ea.
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I'd like to get $35/ea. I make all the lined tubing, uv in the lined tubing. Pocket-sized sherlocks.
I also make fume iso spoons with schott and a linework cap for $15/ea.
https://i.imgur.com/tq58Jfi.jpg
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Anything with reversals should be $50.
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Nice work . Nice price .
Don't mind nomads comment just because he had locked himself into a box with his view of pricing and work does not mean you price is wrong .
Anything with a reversal worth 50
You have to understand he went from a cc to a bravo I think and runs on two cons .
Stays in his comfort zone and rarely steps out .
Cheap spoons with reversal endcaps have always wholesaled for 15 ish round here
Just trying to help. I have made them for $35 before in California when someone else paid for glass and gas etc... I could make 3 in a long day. I think it’s too much work for the money.
But you forgot about my national 6-b and OxyCon . I used that after and before the cc.
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I do them now occasionally for $65 a Sherlock bubbler and they sell. Slowly but they sell.
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We don’t have a lot of reversals around here really. People think they are played out for the most part.
I have repeat customers from 10-20 years ago that still buy them.
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It’s true I am concentrating on 4 bubbler designs and 4 spoon designs because they sell.
Actually 6 designs I show at trade shows and that is it.
I can’t keep up with the work.
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Not sure what the torch has to do with it. You can only get the glass so hot without boiling it. So a hotter torch should not make a difference really. Not to mention the bravo is a very hot and concentrated flame. I love it. Just as fast as my cc was. The cc used a k tank every 2 days though. So that is $80-$120 week oxygen bill. Versus the $15 every 3 week propane bill I pay now for the bravo.
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The cc had maybe 1/4 inch larger flame and a premix center fire. The center fire on the cc make muddy fumes.
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I have made like 15 reballs in my whole carreer and it sounds like I made them in about the time it took nomad to make one. Nomad, I dont even think you put any kicks in your reballs, so why do it take you the same amount of time it takes you to make a bubbler??
and why is it worth fifty bucks? serious questions
The finished piece I was talking about.
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There's no picture there.
Also, are you saying it takes you 8+ hours to wig up three balls and make three spoons with them?
I'm baffled.
This thread is about Sherlock’s not spoons.
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How long did it take to make 3 Sherlock’s?
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Takes 2 1/2-3 hours to make a Sherlock bubbler with two inside out reversals fully worked. $65 is a steel. That’s like $20 hour.
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3, in a "long" day? wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nomad
Yeah I worked 11:00 am-7:00 pm in California. I took a smoke break between bubbs maybe an energy drink too.
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