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Those are very nice. Somewhat like having a Ferrari in the garage though. The Corvette is 99.9% of the performance at 1/10 the price....but it's not a Ferrari.
That picture of the two of them is sure begging for a caption.
I was thinking the same thing, but no comment. I'm sure they love each other... whether that is appropriate for a business website is another story.
Just goes to show you that sometimes setting a high price on something makes it "the best" and some wealthy people won't settle for less.
Very nice looking work, not sure I like the price tag. Maybe I should go into that business. Anyone want to pay me to make them a custom copper chimney cap for say... $15K, now that's a deal!
The smaller ones are very competitive with the other copper pots out there - like $1,000 or so, and his are much nicer looking than the Jack Arnold ones (1200-$2000+).
The smaller ones are very competitive with the other copper pots out there - like $1,000 or so, and his are much nicer looking than the Jack Arnold ones (1200-$2000+).
Yeah, that's true Craig. Some of the more standard looking ones did seem reasonable, although I did think the larger more expensive ones were more fitting of the market he's going after and the look desired on a larger more upscale home.
man those are up there in price. Good looking stuff though. The site is a litte rough, but it gets the point across & like he said there aren't many people building such contraptions so the site probably isn't hurting him too badly. I think there is definately a line between professional and personal. I'll tell folks "happy holidays" or "merry christmas" but I don't quote scripture (not that I could anyway short of Samuel L. Jacksons line in Pulp Fiction)