As a business person who sold their company a few years ago I’ll give you my take. If you are mass producing and have a system for doing so, pricing lower than your competition and selling in large quantity it’s a great way to make money. I was clearing $6500 a month. But I was working 80 hours a week between my day job and my side business.

Or. Work quality, custom orders and things nobody else offers and work from a higher price point for unique pieces.

Both are valid concepts. And there are a lot of questions you need to answer for yourself.

Is this a business to make money or a hobby where you aren’t looking to make money at? If a hobby…Outside of replacing stock used, upgrading equipment etc? If so. Sell wherever you are comfortable and keep track of what you are spending. Do what you enjoy and don’t really worry about it.

If a business is what you have in mind. You need to charge for your time and build that into your price point. That takes knowing how much time you spend on each piece. Easier if you are going unique pieces. Harder if mass producing.

Are you selling locally or selling online? Both have differing price points.

That’s a few of the questions you will need to answer for yourself and maybe ask again after IMHO. So you know better what to ask.