Hello David,
I make and sell sundials as a business-hobby, not a business per-se, so
I may not be best suited to answer your question. I sell about 4
sundials per year, ranging from $1,800 to $8,000 each. I also sell
about 3 consults each year for sundial layouts at about $75 each. I
tell
John I think you are right, I am agree gnomonics must combine art and
science, but here they combine money and approximation:
http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/451238171/Garden_decorations_of_stone_garden_sundial.html
Every diallist knows the difference between a sundial and this jam (sorry my
Hi David:
I doubt anyone can "get rich" by making sundials, but I could be wrong.
One big reason for this is that by their very nature, good sundials can't be
mass-produced. Every good sundial must be custom-designed and made. So
every good dial has a high cost and must be sold at a higher pric
In message <60c399c951.davey.anders...@gmail.com>
David Andersson wrote:
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> In message <259dedc851.martina.addisc...@gmail.com>
> Martina Addiscott wrote:
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> > As well as Len Honey ("Science Replicas"), if anyone else may like
> > to consider producing a commercial 'T
There’s a similar iPad App called LightTrac which isn’t as sophisticated.
I see it is a “pay” one at the moment, but appears as freeware every now and
then.
Mike Shaw
53º 22'N 03º02'W
www.wiz.to/sundials
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