Pricing? the difficult one.
You obviously dont do this for a living, however that does not mean do it for pin money.
Work out your materials costs, double that for starters.
Then guesstimate your time, add on 50%, things always take longer than you think. Give yourself a reasonable hourly rate, your call on that one.
Then add on a 20% haggle factor.
If you think your work is good enough people are willing to pay for things, if they are not it is their loss.
When I started out selling my work I put all sales money is a garage stash tin to pay for materials and tools, it is quite satisfying buying equipment like this, bit by bit I built up a well equipped workshop without draining the household budget; in the end I packed in my job and now do it for a living. Ok I work mostly in metal but the principle is the same.
I would reccomend either getting paid up front or at least getting a deposit to cover any costs before starting work. People can be tight about paying for work they have asked for.
Quite an intimidating process at first, good luck.
Chunko'.
