I do not think he is.
I am doing the exact thing you are doing except I have started this project a bit different.
Over the last three years I have made high resolution scans of all my negatives. I did eliminate some.
I just finished last month and now my wife is starting to do the same thing.
Next is to pick the process for final printing of each series .. some I plan to make enlarger prints, even though I have the scan, others I want to make small platinums and carbons.
The colour work is all slated for a mixture of gum and carbon for both my wife and my colour negs and slides.
The moment we feel that Silver Paper is going to be either crazy expensive or hard to get we buy the big walk in freezer with a few of our friends and bring in enough for 10 years of printing.
What is quite amazing is that you are doing this at a younger age, I am nearing 60 and wish I had done what you are doing now.
For me it will be fun to print everyday for myself and not worry about whether the client will like the print as I will be the client.
I plan to keep the edition numbers small on my general work and when I print I will print the edition.
My solarizations are a bit bigger edition so editing to what I think is my very best work is the hardest part.
Back up your storage in a couple of ways... trust me on this one.