You have done a really amazing job!
I'll have about 8 hours in this one since it was my first one. If I make another one I can probably trim that time down to around 5 hours.That is awesome. Could I ask about how many hours you'll have into this when it's complete?
Looks good. I’m sure there would be some kind of copyright issue if you tried to sell it. That’s why you should just give it to me.
I'm just out to save a few bucks
Super impressed! Be a darn shame If you only make one of these ....
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I’m sure I’ll make a few more.
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There’s always room for improvement on DIY projects....
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@ckossuth
Fantastic work, thanks for sharing pics.
If a fella was to have thoughts on entertaining a different design, one to be sold to mass market, what sewing skill credentials would insurance companies want to reduce liability? Is there some kind of "been trained on yyy" that is accepted as valid creds for competance?
Asking for a friend...
I think, though, that the TMA kind of considers saddles to be “persona non grata” in their world. As much as I understand the idea of the organization, it has kind of become an inside joke in the industry. I would almost look more towards UIAA and CE certifications like most of the climbing world does. Testing is typically performed by accredited labs instead of by the organization itself. You could, instead, lean on brand reputation like arborist saddle companies do.
Rather than trying to start up as a one off company, team up with an existing arborist saddle company and use the experience/brand trust of their name to assist in credibility. Also, it is much easier to add a single product to their insurance coverage than to try to get an insurance company to cover your one off, high risk design.....
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