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    If it is part time, your limit is your space. I would designate a workspace, put in bins/buckets for sorting and storage, and see what's left over for you to move around in, and also to keep the stuff that you bring in.

    I have a a pickup and a small trailer, but 2100 square feet to work with. It's almost totally full all the time, but probably 60% of it is for storing for resale. Lack of space is always an issue it seems; no matter how much you have of it.

    MattInTheHat's suggestion is great too because tin builds up quick. You just have to be able to store it outside.


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