Fort Lee Winter 2009 (NJ)

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just do $.29 per string

And deal with pennies?!? Never! 25 cents is probably easiest because it's one coin, but even 30 or 35 cents is fine because you're not charging shipping. Ideally, you should sell them for 3-4 for $1. It depends on how much they cost you to make and how much you feel your time is worth.
 
just do $.29 per string

And deal with pennies?!? Never! 25 cents is probably easiest because it's one coin, but even 30 or 35 cents is fine because you're not charging shipping. Ideally, you should sell them for 3-4 for $1. It depends on how much they cost you to make and how much you feel your time is worth.
It change again, $.25 per homemade rubik magic string.
I made about 50 homemade string. It took me 2-5 min to make 1 homemade string and check it.
 
just do $.29 per string

And deal with pennies?!? Never! 25 cents is probably easiest because it's one coin, but even 30 or 35 cents is fine because you're not charging shipping. Ideally, you should sell them for 3-4 for $1. It depends on how much they cost you to make and how much you feel your time is worth.
It change again, $.25 per homemade rubik magic string.
I made about 50 homemade string. It took me 2-5 min to make 1 homemade string and check it.

So avg maybe 3 min per string, 20 strings per hour * $.25 per string = $5 per hour, minus your overhead. You have to ask yourself, "Is that worth my time?"
 
Are homemade strings stronger/better in any way from "store-bought" strings?

you can customize what strength you want to buy. 60LB is really strong. store bought strings are only 15LB??
The fishing line I use was 20LB. it was recommended 25LB which is 100YD, but since there out of stock, I choose the 20LB which is 270YD for $10.00.
Edit: I finish half of my roll of my fishing line.
 
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Interesting sidenote: Our minimum wage does not apply in China. So that's why the ridiculously cheap strings and puzzles come from there, it might still take 5 minutes to make one but if you only have to pay the worker $1 an hour you can charge a lot less per string...

But anyway, minimum wage does not apply to you since you are not in a job being paid by an employer. You can still legally make money (as much or as little as you want) by making things and selling them; however, if you got any actual job, you would make more money than this per hour of work.
 
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