I charged $150 at the time because it was just a hobby of mine and the girl I did it for provided the hairpin legs. If I were to do it today, it would be $200 minimum if the legs were provided and $250 to $275 if I had to source them myself (with inflation how it is). To price your stuff when you're starting out, I'd recommend asking enough to cover your costs plus a 50% profit margin. If things are selling easily at that price point, move it up to a 100% profit margin. If you have enough work coming in the door, keep doing this until only 70-80% of people think your prices are fair. That way you price out problematic clients looking for a deal. Also, always collect an initial deposit to cover the cost of materials and write a simple contract saying that once the materials are purchased, the deposit will no longer be refundable. Then, once the client is notified that the project is completed, the have 30 days to pay the the remainder of the quoted total cost. If they fail to pay the project balance after 30 days, you, the builder, are entitled to sell the project piece at any set price to recoup your time and effort. Have the client sign the contract and give them a receipt for their initial deposit then another receipt once the final balance is paid. It's a good way to cover your ass.

Thanks, friend. I don't know the exact angle, because I went as far as my jigsaw would allow and I used a Bosch 6-inch jigsaw blade to help compensate for the angle and ensure I'd be able to saw through the wood thickness. My guess is the angle between the blade and jigsaw base was less than 45 degrees but greater than 30 degrees. I don't think this technique would work well for wood thicker than what I used. On a recent project for my daughter, I needed something more robust than a jigsaw--so I purchased a Milwaukee Deep Cut Handheld Band Saw. If you have access to one of those or the option to rent one, I think it would have made a project like this MUCH easier.

@@Music_Art_Creativity ah right on, thanks for the insight

You got that right. Although, I don't think Ambien's maker spent $1 Billion on developing the drug. Amazon hemorrhaged money to create this travesty.

I'd even venture to say it might be anti-addictive.

Hilarious! Talk about egg on their faces, haha.

Yes, sadly that is one of the side effects. Wheel of Time can do that too you as well. Wait, Amazon did that too. Does all fantasy they touch turn to shit? Should they stick to things like Reacher and Jack Ryan and The Terminal List instead?

It can also induce long fits of laughter so it may cure depression.

@@Phantom_Zer0 So many uses--a miracle drug! 😆

@@Music_Art_Creativity 😂

It's crazy, isn't it? The most expensive visual sleep aid ever created.

I wanted the "Diarrhea" to hit hard (not in my real life, of course).

@@Music_Art_Creativity I’d rather have that than watch this show anymore lol

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Who you gonna call?

Wait for Wheel of Time, Season 2! The sleep potency is strong with the Amazon company.

It could certainly be that as well. In fact, you could have the Rings of Power version of Elrond featured only and it would still be more like a female hygiene commercial.

My wife and I wouldn’t even still be watching this travesty if we weren’t curious to see how bad it gets. It’s already surpassed my worst expectations.

I bet you the fight coordinator for the show has no fight experience, or they didn’t have a fight coordinator at all . . . And they spent more than $60 million per episode!

@@Music_Art_Creativity yeah i mean when guyladriel and all numenorian soldier going to war, what we see it's just emptiness⭕️

@@muhammadnanda5768 And compare that to the gloriously filled war scenes in the original LOTR movies. Weta literally wrote the code for realistic crowd simulations at the time and they made sure to vary the crowds and not just copy and paste for LOTR battle scenes.

If true, Galadriel would have been eaten by the sea monster in episode 2 😂

You’re telling me, man. My wife and I love Tolkien’s world and are even riveted by the “Making Of” bonus discs for LOTR. Both of us have dozed at least a little watching every episode so far!

Even thinking about the show can help you fall asleep!

You’re correct about the pronunciation! Thank you.

@@Music_Art_Creativity anytime!