Laser Products That SELL: My best selling files (Diode Laser OK)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มี.ค. 2024
- These are the files that work best for me. Let us all know what is working for you.
Best Sellers Pack: www.etsy.com/listing/16844011...
Lord's Prayer Cross: www.etsy.com/listing/16163425...
Front Pocket Wallet: www.etsy.com/listing/15160508...
Bottle Opener: www.etsy.com/listing/15704376...
Other files you might like: www.etsy.com/shop/ValleyForge...
My Choice of Diode Laser - Roly Lasermatic mk2: rolyautomation.com/XCUDsk
Craft Closet 10% off: craftcloset.com/?ref=VALLEYFO...
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I just wanted to publicly say thanks again for responding to me and giving me the information I was asking for. I look forward to purchasing from you on Etsy! 🎊 🙏🏻👍👊🏼
Thanks! Enjoy the journey!!
Buying files on Etsy for a laser, 90% of the time is mostly a waste of money. *HOWEVER* buying files from Valley Forged are a *BARGAIN.* They are *PROVEN LASER FILES* and not just a graphic designer _claiming_ they work on a laser! This is an *incredible deal* Eric! The idea of setting your own price is also a game changer! I had a Patron who I gave a similar idea to last year, and she now uses it for all of the products she sells at craft shows!
Thanks Rich! Always good to see you here.
@@ValleyForged I watch them all Eric! You have great content and I'm happy to see the channel growing! I just don't always have time or remember to comment 🤪
I agree that a lot of times people get caught up on files/planes/whatever. I'm into lasers cncs 3d printing and woodworking. I see a lot of people always asking for files/plans. I get it for big/unique type of things. But it's the basic things that I think going by files/plans just hold people back. Like it's far better to follow a tutorial than just run others plans.
I'm just getting into lasers. My Omtech 50w Co2 comes in on the 27th. Been watching all your videos, they've helped me get a understanding on what I'm getting into
Getting ready to purchase file pack, thanks as always Eric.
Love to see what you do with it!
Woo Hoo! My 1st file purchase. Hey, had an idea for your coffee-art. Build a negative so you can assemble it upside down.
That would be great! I am still afraid the amount of wood, time to paint, cost of paint...too expensive to sell. BUT, for a gift I would totally do it.
Liked the video and I'm going to purchase the files. One question about the prayer cross can it laser cut say 12"?
Yes, 12" if fine for most lasers. You can go as large or small as you want. You just need to get the right settings. Watch the step by step video as it will help.
good video.. I do the same thing with the roses they didn't sell to go for me..
I guess it really matter 'where' you sell them. Was the first thing I sold out last show, but it was right before Mother's Day. :)
I would agree mine venue is mostly farmers market so thing have to be low cost I used to turn high end bowls but found customers didn’t want to pay the price or see the value in a hand turned bowls
@@poppopswoodshop Yeah, I have stopped doing typical farmers markets. Good shows make way more with much less work.
@@ValleyForged I agree, I do some gun shows make 10 fold what I make at farmers market..
Have watched your videos for some time with great interest. The our father crosses interest me. I live in the Chicago area with many Christine gifts shops through the area. Do you think there is a big enough market for the crosses to buy a Roly 30 possibly the new wide unit and do this as a major side hustle?
Of course, but don't think it will be a 'get rich quick' thing. I have made over 100 LP Crosses and it still feels like a new machine. Events at churches do super well.
you mentioned in a previous video about a craft show this summer that you will be taking $10,000 worth of product. What percent will be LP's
@@jimhamilton2680 About half in different forms.
Will you designs open in Corel or Adobe Illustrator? We are just getting into this and will likely be getting an Epilog laser.
The SVG can be opened in AI for sure. I am guessing Corel as well.
What shows will you be attending this year? We would like to go see your products in person.
I will make a video on that soon. I am in California.
@@ValleyForgedOK cool!! We're just down the road from you in the Monterey bay area.
@@richardalves-cd5meOh cool! I was in Santa Cruz for a while. Sort of close, lol
Thanks, this r really helps me. Would you share, how you price, and stock (numbers to bring to a show or market? Thanks and God Bless
Yes, someone else just asked the same. I will make a video this next week. :)
@@ValleyForged Awesome, There is a market day at the local Church at the end of next month, and I want to give a go, at the package I just purchased from your site on ESTY. One step at a time Sir. Thanks
@@ValleyForged Thanks young Sir
Hey sir, small question and I hope you can answer it for me, as I can't find this info in video's. Do you think a 40W Diode can be used for small stitching holes or is the laser spot too big? Have a nice day!
Yes, it would be just fine in my opinion. In fact, I think the quality of the machine/bearings are more important as it is moving so fast between holes. I would be more afraid of a 10w with rubber wheels.
I know sometimes I don't see things, but I don't see the link for the bottle openers. I what to get the same size you are useing.
You should check out the video for the bottle openers, it should be there. But it is the 7" steel ones.
I would like to know the process of how to glue things together. I have tried several types of glue which none of them I like so far. What do you use and how do you stop the excess from oozing out around the edges and looking ugly?
It depends on the product. I use titebond wood glue for just wood things with tiny sponge sticks (craft store) to apply it evenly. I wipe the edges with my hand then wipe on a paper towel. Wood glue seems fine for doing that. For the bottle openers I use superglue, and sometimes for other things I need precision. For leather I use aqualim 315. I will think about making a video showing this. :)
m makes a very very thin double sided adhesive that eliminates the need for glue....Can't remember the number though...
@@imagineengineThat seems like a huge pain, but willing to check it out
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Where do you get your purse files? I did my first show this past Saturday and need some lady things?
I may be able to get it ready in May. It is a very tough thing to make easy, so I need to do some work on it.
Can you provide links possibly or point us in the direction of the wood used? Want to be better to go when I order your files
I go over it in the step by step videos for each product, but I get it all from Craft Closet. You can also watch the "Where I get my wood" videos. Love to see how they come out :)
@@ValleyForged thank you very very much for the quick reply.
Hi, I would like to buy your $8 pack but have a qut, I've been lasering the Our Father Cross and I n more times than not the tiny printed line gets charred or burnt completely. The line"as we forgive those who" can you eliminate the line further down where it says "for thine is the kingdom ....* And just leave the amen, so the upper letters would be larger? Love the Cross but have difficulty burning it, Wally
Have a question not a"qut"😂
It is all about settings my friend. There was a time I was having the same issue, until I got my settings right. It is very hard for me to figure it out over comments. Your type of laser, wattage, type of wood, speed etc...It may be you have to run double the speed, but two passes. If you are under 300mm per min. is when burning often happens. And you MUST be using air. I find lasers dangerous to cut without it.
How do you go about pricing your items? It seems like people don't want to pay what it's worth.
Yeah, you kind of have to go by what people will pay. I would say it depends more on what show you do than trying to sell for super cheap. Sometimes I make more money on $5 keychains as they cost next to nothing to make.
what do you use to glue wood to metal?
I use super glue. I think I say what kind in the video I did for it. Works perfectly, but make sure you line it up well, because it is never coming off :)
Your description says lightburn ready. Does that mean they can only be used with lightburn?
I include an SVG, so I know it works on most lasers. Many xtool users love my files.
@@ValleyForged thank you
I'm making some of those roses for the mothers in church for Mother's Day. They are fragile, gotta be careful.
Agreed. I do mention that in the video tutorial. Once I glue the two halves together, they seem to hold up much better. I am actually making some as I write this. Really great idea by the way!!
I got my gig with the Roly to make round tuits for my church. I'm loving this machine.
@@Kingdom_LaserworksHa, glad you got a round tuit. :)
Where do I go to find this pack? Thanks in advance.
Also, is it only light burn compatible or are they svgs for any machine?
It is in the description. They are all lightburn files, but also come with SVG for other lasers.
@@ValleyForged thank you
Where did you American Flag video go?
I did a few things wrong. Going to remake it, and have it back up early next week. :)