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I wouldn't be going into this simply for sentimental
reasons but hopefully to make a small profit to supplement my wife's earnings You might want to emphasize "small" in profit. It's unlikely you'll make much more money at this then you would at a minimum-wage job. Of course, you might not like any minimum-wage jobs so you're left with pursuing your hobby and making a few bucks at it too, and that's not bad at all. If your wife were a specialist doctor to Hollywood stars or a high-paid lawyer then sure, knock yourself out with a home-based business. But she's not gonna be making a lot of money by teaching at a reservation. I do not see very many days left in my 20 odd-year career as a software designer Don't knock selling what you already know, there are ways to contract out programming services from anywhere in the world quite easily. So, what is the perfect homebrewer store for you all? I'd say to go for whatever you enjoy the most. If you aren't sure what you like, dip your feet in several pools and see what sells. Others here lament the "good old days" of homebrewing, but as far as I am concerned we're in it right now. Components from 70 years ago till yesterday are on E-bay all the time, and modern parts are available over the web in small quantities quite easily. Anyone is free to mix and match industrial with consumer with military with ham technologies as they choose - and this is exactly what homebrewers were doing 30, 50, 70 years ago as well, except now we have access to so much more of all of it! Tim. |
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