Just hit 50 bottle openers made from one railroad spike, and now I do not know what to do with them
I started messing around with spike openers back in January as a way to practice my twists without wasting good stock, and I counted them this morning. There are 50 of them sitting in a bucket by my anvil. The first 20 were rough, the twist was uneven and the lip was too thin on most of them. Around number 30 something clicked and I could do a clean spiral in about 15 minutes with one heat. Now I have 50 of these things and my wife says the bucket has to leave the kitchen counter. Do I try to sell them at the next flea market, or just give them away to anybody who walks into my garage? What do you all do when practice pieces pile up like this?