I’d tend to charge less at a ‘market’ or in person to try and get that repeat order. But not by much. I’d generally just round down to easy numbers for cash sales. As for inventory or stock. I’ve heard shopify is good if you want to also sell online and in person. So is square. I’d keep the numbers to how many are in stock that people can buy. So keep the printers busy and hold more of the popular items. Have a month period where you print one of a new model then list maybe 5-10 in stock if that’s manageable to make and send in the time frames you list on your website. Or give yourself more time and explain the process to your customers. But without knowing what platform you use if any it’s hard to give specific advise.

These look awesome! Where can they be downloaded at?

@Brandon Santana not just for prints mate. I’ve got other item I make and sell to put in these. 😁 they are half full currently! That’s an old photo I had from when I got them.

Where did you get those draws from?

It would be awesome if they utilise multiple print heads like other printers to save on waste on multi coloured prints. Maybe the extra space could be for this? Although I don’t know I’d ever need that bed size. I’d be tempted.