How To Double Box for Shipping and Packing

[@Sterces72]

Idk why but watching how it's done is satisfying.. so neat

[@danielking3363]

Bruh this shit safer than Fort Knox

[@biturbo]

Art style, great skills and passion

[@applenooker]

thank you...I have a very expensive lamp I have to do this for. thank you for sharing.

[@alexperez8283]

loved it . professional

[@M0D60]

So Poetic when U have the right stuff..

[@ahmedm9854]

this is a art

[@NeerajKumar-zd4sw]

Your are next level like pro...🥳👍👍

[@MakThaNife]

Superb boxing!

[@ramlinshoes]

Wow. Perfect

[@SMGJohn]

What you shipping? The Queens jewellery?

[@erinburke9711]

Beautiful.

[@ajpran]

safety level 10.000000000 👍👍👍

[@wigen__]

perfect

[@samanthabolt123]

Where can I find large pieces of foam like that?

[@ByJonathanLeung]

So professional

[@iso6460]

Amazing

[@BlisterHiker]

This is *not* a very good method of protecting fragile items. The foam is rather hard and if a package is dropped, it does not dampen the impact much. The result is a lot of *acceleration* which could damage fragile items. *Large bubbles* is the best protection because it does not shift like plastic peanuts sometimes do, and items surrounded with bubbles can actually move inside packages, effectively reducing shocks and vibrations. I had some items delivered to me in the past with peanuts all drifted to one side of the box.

[@bojancatic7841]

How much does a package like that cost?

[@WaiShunPaper]

Good

[@dhampt698]

Anybody know what sized boxes he used ?

[@yute]

That’s what I’m thinking

[@adamfittro2084]

Bruh literally no one has all this shit

[@punkhermit]

mother nature weeps

[@roypayne2320]

Geez....I bet the packing material alone was $20.00. Not a very cost saving way of packing. Nice job but expensive

[@gavinhanson9213]

Styrofoam & Cardboard & Packing peanuts bought in bulk is cheap af