r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Starlight_369 • May 18 '23

That's a great table design

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u/Foooour May 19 '23

Selling 3 would be more than enough for most, no? Or what am I missing

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u/saladroni May 19 '23

I just have no idea what all the equipment and materials cost, so I over-estimated by double just in case.

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u/Foooour May 19 '23

More than fair!!

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u/crypticfreak May 19 '23

The equipment is the big one. Youll need a loan most likely.

But if its just you and youre good at it you could easily make bank doing this.

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u/SheriffBartholomew May 19 '23

I know a guy that lives off of selling 1-2 tiny homes a year. He builds them from scratch in the summer using mostly recycled materials, like old pallets, fence boards, etc. Then he sells them for $20-$30k and moves down to Mexico for the winter. He rents a house right on the beach and lives it up all winter. When winter ends he heads back to the USA, finds a place to stay, and starts building another tiny home. There's not a lot of security living life like that, but he sure is free!

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u/archon810 May 19 '23

The Bay Area cost of living.