> Doug, tell us about the first Stooge panel run!Well, I made what I thought was going to be a decent-sized batch - 20
1U, 20 2U and 5 3U panels - mainly to make sure I had the process
working properly. I've been using sort of the x0xb0x sales model to
start - when people email me expressing an interest, I put them on my
list, then contact them when the panels are ready and they can order
as many as they want. Then I go to the next person and let them know
and they can order, etc. In this case, I only got to the fourth guy
before they were all gone! (Looking back, I suppose it might have
been better if I limited orders to five or something, but this whole
thing has been quite the learning experience for me...) My real goal
is to build up a stock of painted panels over the next couple months
so that I can take orders at any time and silkscreen on an as-needed
basis...
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-Doug
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