Risk: Moderate
I’d rate the risk a 3 out of 5 because:
- Money: Initial costs can include tools and transportation. If demand is low or competition is high, these costs might not be recouped quickly.
- Time and Energy: It requires significant time and physical effort, especially if jobs are sporadic or far apart.
- Confidence: Beginners might struggle with complex assemblies, leading to dissatisfaction and potential loss of clients.
- Online Feedback: Some beginners report challenges in finding consistent work or underestimating the physical demands, leading to burnout or giving up.
Overall, while there is potential to break even or make a profit, the risk of minor losses in money and significant investment in time and energy is present.
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