Problem is that we have been conditioned to buy the lowest cost item, even if it is junk. People don"t have any appreciation for craftspersonship any more. Back in the 70"s I tried making schoolhouse clocks. Solid oak, handcut moldings, matched grain, real clock movements. Pretty nice I thought. I took them to the big Indianapolis retailer (L.S. Ayres, also long ago swallowed up) and the buyer admired my work but took me downstairs where they were selling pressboard veneered clocks with quartz movements for less money than I was asking wholesale. It was a good lesson. The clocks I made became family Christmas and wedding gifts.
These days you may find a small market at craft fairs and similar places. Good luck but I don"t think you are going to get rich at it.
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