Author Topic: Slice of humble pie.  (Read 11831 times)

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Offline Joec123able

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Re: Slice of humble pie.
« Reply #45 on: April 09, 2013, 01:57:00 am »
I don't see anything wrong with selling a bow (in an of itself).  Selling a bow can still ignite the spark of bowyering, or bow hunting in the recipient.

Maybe it becomes wrong if you start making them like you're going to sell them and not like labor of love that you would make for a dear friend or a family member.  But, if I stop doing that, than I shouldn't be making bows at all.

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Nothing wrong with selling them at all I just wouldn't feel comfortable selling them my self because I've made things for other people before ( not bows ) and once I finished i had a really hard time giving it up because i want to keep it for myself after i devoted my time and hard work into it lol
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Offline Squirrelslayer

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Re: Slice of humble pie.
« Reply #46 on: April 09, 2013, 06:35:46 am »
I don't see anything wrong with selling a bow (in an of itself).  Selling a bow can still ignite the spark of bowyering, or bow hunting in the recipient.

Maybe it becomes wrong if you start making them like you're going to sell them and not like labor of love that you would make for a dear friend or a family member.  But, if I stop doing that, than I shouldn't be making bows at all.

Gabe

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Nothing wrong with selling them at all I just wouldn't feel comfortable selling them my self because I've made things for other people before ( not bows ) and once I finished i had a really hard time giving it up because i want to keep it for myself after i devoted my time and hard work into it lol
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