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  • I have only sold several...but when someone ask me for a discount I say....at my price I am only making about 15 cents an hour...now you are asking me to work for 10 cents a hour...lol

    • You can make a small fortune building and selling cbg's. You just have to start with a large fortune.

  • I suspect the following if the driving force behind the birth of most cbgs

    Son: Why are you in the garage dad?

    Father: Where is your mother?

    Son: In the house dad

    Father: That's why I'm in the garage.

  • Sadly we have folks in this trade that earn their living doing other things, then build CBG's and sell them at ridiculously low prices. They are dreadfully unaware of how free market capitalism works (or simply don't give a damn). 

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      For good or ill, venturing into the business of building cbg's for profit is a great way to learn about free market capitalism, IMHO.  : D

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  • Amen to the magic!
  • I know first hand. I do the making for other reasons than making money. I don't want to be a factory. I try and sell to thin the heard. It doesn't work easy either. Even gifting guitars is slow and expensive. Mailing and all. I now go back to old builds and improve them rather than make more. I will still make some new ones because I find a box or body that begs to become a guitar. Getting the work in the hands of children or musician friends is the best use of my surplus. Music is magic and should be shared. I love to play these things. That is my pay. I have all the instruments I need, ready for fun any time I want. I'm rich.
    • You must have a secondary income, because I can't pay my bills on "Magic". 

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