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ORIGINAL: Rascalyrabbit

I made this cross for my slave and I have had a few people ask me to make one for them. So, I'm doing some research to figure out how much people would pay for this cross.



Very nice cross. I love the wood grain...it's so much nicer to see something not painted black!! It's a pretty piece..which dungeon furniture can be. I'm curious about the pieces of ?leather?vinyl? where the wood crosses itself? I do like the hardware used. Is the hardware on the legs of the cross able to fold flat into an indentation in the metal? Does the cross affix to the wall? or how does it remain upright? Can it be leaned and then fixed to a wall? How tall and wide is it?

Pricing: cost of wood, hardware, other supplies plus a dollar amount for your time. Your cost per hour is the crux of the matter. If your time is valuable i.e. you have three hours of time you can spend doing this, is one thing. If you have 40 hrs of week that you'd be sitting in front of the TV instead of working with wood...that is another story. If you can make these in an assembly format: cutting/staining all the wood; affixing all the hardware; adding all the trimming then you might find it more cost effective.

I have someone who makes my furniture and won't take a dime for it so I have no idea what a cross would cost. sorry to say.