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[Rawhide]

I made this belt for as a freebee for my cousin. How much would you charge the general public for something like this? Criticism is always welcome.

[Don101]

that is one very nice belt you have made there , ive sold a few carved belts and have charged around the $150 margin, it really depend on two factors one beeing how much the customer is willing to pay and two how low or high you want to go, Don

[Washroad]

I was looking through a back issue of American Cowboy magazine and saw some belts for sale.

OK, they were "name" brands. The one and only belt there that was advertised as "hand made" was very nice and the selling price was $365.00! :wtf:

The belt you made is actually (imo) MUCH nicer!!!

[whinewine]

I made this belt for as a freebee for my cousin. How much would you charge the general public for something like this? Criticism is always welcome.

Very, very nice! (I generally do not make belts as people would rather spend just a few $$ at a discount store for a machine made belt, but I can comment on the craftsmanship- beautiful!)

[Rawhide]

Thanks for the comments guys. I try to improve on every project, and I think this one is my best yet. I almost don't want to give it to him.

Marlon

[electrathon]

Thanks for the comments guys. I try to improve on every project, and I think this one is my best yet. I almost don't want to give it to him.

Marlon

LOL Unless your name is Patrick too you are sort of commited to passing this one on.

[steveb]

I made this belt for as a freebee for my cousin. How much would you charge the general public for something like this? Criticism is always welcome.

love the belt, but I really love the buckle- the lacing around its perimeter is sweet!

oh and i charge about 2large for a belt, depending......

steveb

Edited October 24, 2007 by steveb

[Pip]

wow, really nice! a real shame i am not called patrick!! I can see why you would want to kieep hold of this one, what a beauty.