Seller info

Thank you for viewing. While I sometimes receive comments requesting price reductions, I do lower prices or remove items myself, but I generally do not respond to requests for price reductions. I live a relaxed life, farming and woodworking as hobbies in the rural countryside of Bingo. I enjoy "making things," and I create various items using scraps I've collected and wood I've recently acquired. I list items when I think someone might want them. Recently, I've been making camping-related items, and I'm setting prices while gauging the value of my own creations. Even expensive solid wood boards can be obtained at lower prices depending on the time and route, so similar items may have different prices. The price difference is due to the cost of materials, but the biggest factor may be my own satisfaction with the finished product. I make things while buying and comparing them to professional products, and my skills have improved somewhat. Lately, I've gained confidence and often receive high praise, feeling that my work doesn't look too inferior depending on the item. Recently, I've been drawn to fine woods like maple and zelkova, especially quince and Japanese pagoda. Some people say they're earning pocket money on Mercari, but I haven't yet escaped the situation where I'm mostly spending money, using the proceeds from woodworking to buy new power tools and parts. But that's what a hobby is, isn't it? I sometimes post woodworking and farming activities on Instagram under the name fukamofukufuku88.

Seller info

Thank you for viewing. While I sometimes receive comments requesting price reductions, I do lower prices or remove items myself, but I generally do not respond to requests for price reductions. I live a relaxed life, farming and woodworking as hobbies in the rural countryside of Bingo. I enjoy "making things," and I create various items using scraps I've collected and wood I've recently acquired. I list items when I think someone might want them. Recently, I've been making camping-related items, and I'm setting prices while gauging the value of my own creations. Even expensive solid wood boards can be obtained at lower prices depending on the time and route, so similar items may have different prices. The price difference is due to the cost of materials, but the biggest factor may be my own satisfaction with the finished product. I make things while buying and comparing them to professional products, and my skills have improved somewhat. Lately, I've gained confidence and often receive high praise, feeling that my work doesn't look too inferior depending on the item. Recently, I've been drawn to fine woods like maple and zelkova, especially quince and Japanese pagoda. Some people say they're earning pocket money on Mercari, but I haven't yet escaped the situation where I'm mostly spending money, using the proceeds from woodworking to buy new power tools and parts. But that's what a hobby is, isn't it? I sometimes post woodworking and farming activities on Instagram under the name fukamofukufuku88.