/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>1645334
PENIS inc.

Checking domain now.

>>1536518
Dickfarmer checking in.

>mailing lead is expensive


Yup...

>>1503577
Speak for yourself faggot, I'm gonna need a dumptruck to carry all my handfulls of dicks!

>>1501572
You could give it to me and i can mail you a bunch of lead dicks for your troubles ;)

>>1471487
Good call anon. I've netted about $17 manufacturing and selling lead paperweights umin the shape of a dick.

Thanks /b.

>>1465786
Roflmao. Southeast kansasfag here.

Cant hire an employee but i can do u one better.

Need a moneyguy for the dickfarm.

Long story short i wish to form an llc with only dick related projects.

Ive gotten a little over my head with bills and such as of late.

Sounds fucked up but some of u have seen me. I will spare you the details of why this is so very important to me. I have been losing money from the start but i have friends who will contribute cheap or free. And there is potential here to make sales online and otherwise.

So far i have made a few dick sinkers and paperweights from lead.

I have most of the supplies for scented candle and soap dicks. I have casted a few wax ones in experimenting / learning to cast wax properly and remelted.

I have build a large trailer mounted foundry and green sand casted various shapes of aluminum dick paperweights. I would like to delve into die casting aluminum sinkers. They weight about a third of the lead ones so they need to be 3 times the size. I am aware aluminum is light so using it for a sinker seems counter productive but there a positives. It is extremely hard ro source scrap lead. My best connection is $1 per pound. Current aluminum scrap price is $0.25-$0.30 per pound. And also, the nearest yard is 30 miles away in 3 different directions. I can collect cans and other scrap by the truckload at work. I litterally am looking at semi truck scales as i type this. I also have procured a grain bin and a briggs and stratton. The idea is to use my loader at work to bucket cans into the bin and use it as a hopper, then use a log splitter setup as a can bailer. It seems to work fairly well and will make perfect sized compact cylinders for efficient smelting.

My friend owns some oil leases bearby and will sell us natural gas at the going rate that he sells it to buyers. This is substantially more cost effective than city natural gas or any other fuel. Also, i will set it up to run waste cont