Do You Want A CNC Business? (7 Hard Truths)
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These hard CNC business truths can be tough to hear. Whether you're a beginner looking at your side hustle or a veteran, this is what you may need to hear about making money with a CNC.
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#1 Profit over Passion
#2 Manage Your Expectations
#3 Idle Machines aren't making you money
#4 The Best Product Idea doesn't always win
#5 Bigger isn't always Better
#6 Perfection is Unattainable
#7 A CNC is just another tool
No lie brotha you've been my business coach since about 2 months when I found your channel I'll sit and watch 2 to 3 videos while I work
Wow, 16 minutes of hard truth! Thanks for sharing your rich experience.
Its like you were speaking directly into my soul.
I don’t know if this video helped or hurt then haha
Great advice. Thank you for sharing.
I started a drop shipping company a few months ago but hoping to order my own printing or etching machine for glassware since the print provider charges way too much for glassware that is not even microwave safe.
Really great stuff, especially the first point. I was separating my "special" looking boards to find other uses for.
Dam! This has really hit home! Thank you!
I’m glad it did, I hope it helped!
Great advice again! Thanks Bro!
For items I make that don’t pass my QC I still finish them and either sell them at a significant discount or donate them to a local store. At least someone will use it.
Great content, thank you
exposure is the hardest part.
It's easygoing after working 5 years on a youtube for 20 hours a week.
Hard work pays off...
Great topics. Thank you.
(around 1:30) wait till you have to burn it to keep family alive and happy. Walnut grows wild around here and I use it for firewood.
Great video!
if he had a way to turn them long peaces of scrap to dowls.... sell to other woodworkers... ?
I can hear your hands talk.
Buy the machines to make prototypes for your new product ideas. Then have your product made overseas at one of the world's factories. Otherwise, you will just create yourself a job and still not have the most valuable thing in the world, your time. Sorry, that is the world we live in now. Do you want to be sanding and staining all day, or spending time with your children at the park?
That only works if the product you are having made overseas can be scalable and generic. If you've watched a lot of Ryan's videos, much of his success is due to him personalizing his products and getting them to his customer quickly. Overseas manufacturers can't do either of those profitably.
You tell me that you earned a lot of money with cnc, But you ask for money for cic academy
Its strange for me...
Why not make free tips without any course, Its clear that with the help of these course, you Can earn more than in the production of goods..
If you go back through his library of videos, there are a ton of tips, including this one. His millions are because he produced great products, built a great team and constantly evolved. No full education past high school is free. We should not be expecting experts in their field to donate their time and efforts.
I definitely feel the #1 tip. My passion always takes over. There is no way in hell I will ever build a cutting board. I can't imagine anything more boring. I can't look at a competed cutting board and feel a sense of accomplishment. It's a flat piece of wood. I want to build a Sam Maloof rocker, but i know that's not profitable unless you are Sam Maloof.
My sense of accomplishment on a cutting board is that someone has something that will let them a long time that we created! It’s no work of art, but a good product I am proud to have in many homes. I totally get your perspective as well though!