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A few of my end grain boards

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Just a few of my end grain boards.

Rectangle Wood Material property Hardwood Basket


Brown Rectangle Wood Bag Art


Brown Rectangle Bag Textile Wood


Brown Rectangle Wood Beige Pattern


Rectangle Wood Shelf Tints and shades Pattern


Brown Product Rectangle Textile Bag


Wood Rectangle Brick Flooring Floor


Brown Rectangle Wood Material property Beige


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For most of the boards, I use the cutting board designer software. But, there is always a few that has no pattern due to the fact I use scraps just laying around.

The cards are just simply my business card. On the back I write the name of woods used as well as price I am asking. I do have a separate care and maintenance card that I give all cutomers who buy.
 
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I had a difficult time deciding how to price them. Originally my wife was pricing them on looks. If she liked it, she would put a higher price on them. The ugly ones would get a lower price. That didnt work too well. What is ugly to her might be perfect for someone else.

So we went to the local kitchen supply store. Measured the boards they had for sale to find out the board feet. Then figured out what they were charging per board foot for their cutting boards. This averaged $70-$80. So we decided to cut our price in half over there's.

So, to answer the question "what do we charge"? All of my boards are priced at $40 / BF. Most of my boards are in the $80-$100 range. Must be a good price, because I sell a lot of them.
 
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