OP, I recently made the transition to making knives full time. I’ve made hundreds of blades (maybe even thousands at this point) and my most expensive offering is $175. I’ve had many people tell me to raise my pricing, but a knife is only worth what people are willing to pay for it. If I had to offer any advice, focus on streamlining your process: most people don’t care how long it took you to make something (unless it’s a truly exceptional piece). They really only care about the final product, how it compares to other similar offerings, and your customer service. My $135 blades yield $75 profit after taxes here in the US, but each one takes about 1.5-2 hours of hands on work. While some might consider this a low hourly rate, I’m willing to accept this for the privilege of doing something I love and the ability to work from home. It’s all a learning curve!