Hello Sam, This is Susan (Mama B) Thank you so much for my beautiful spoon set! I was so surprised when I saw the engravings. It really was the perfect gift! 🐝❤️
So nice to "meet you"! :) I really really enjoyed how yours turned out too! Kudos to your gift giver for reaching out to see if I would do something custom. I enjoyed it! :)
I’m so pleased with my order, and you showed my utensils in your video, it was awesome to see and to know they were the ones shipped to me. I will order another set for my daughter for Christmas. Again thank you so much and thanks to Angela for my soap order too. You are my favorite show on you tube. I look forward to watching you every week.
As always, great video. I have to say, watching you do these things (And please know I mean this is only the best way possible) because your unsophisticated style of working and explaining things speaks to me on what feels like an equal level and gives me tons of confidence in my own endeavors. I don't ever have to say "Yeah well HE can do it because look at his incredible expensive setup" or "his experience level puts him way above the average guy". I love that about your approach and its why I love tuning into your channel whenever you put something out, even when it has nothing to do with Laser Engraving. :) You seem like someone I could walk up to at a Wal-Mart and ask a question of and you would gladly answer. Please keep that "regular guy" style about you and never change because I am sure I am not alone that cherishes your approachability.
Jack I am in the same boat or way that you are, simple and easy, its not how good or the money one spends on things, its the care and way one works doing the job or produce the product, caring to get the best bang for the job or product, Later
I really genuinely appreciate this comment Jack! It resonates with what I truly want from this channel and what I hope people who view come away feeling. :) Thank you for the encouragement! I've been stopped a few times in stores by viewers and once the initial deer-in-headlights wears off of me, like to think I'm as approachable in person as in these videos. :) Thanks!
Sam, I absolutely enjoy your true honesty and work ethic. You’re a breath of fresh air and I wish you much success in your journey. I know I enjoy watching you!
I just us 2 box-fans with very good air filters on both sides of the Item area, 1-filther per fan, suction side of the fan, with each fan blowing away from the Item I am working on, course there are so many ways or videos on this on TH-cam to watch, just pick the one you like, I'm a very easy/simple person, Later
A couple of wholesalers for beechwood utensils I found were Down To Earth Distributors, Alibaba, and Faire. Although Faire does engraving as well. Don’t know if will help you or not, but I love y’all’s channels and hope it helps. Staff safe and God Bless.
I don't know if your sanding mop is able to be taken apart. But there is one on Amazon that does come apart and you can make your own sanding mop pads by cutting small strips of sandpaper, punching a hold in the center, and stacking them. It's tightened by a nut and you can make them thick or thin and any grit. I learned of this from another TH-cam that carves wood spirits with a Dremel Tool, and he makes his own sanding mops on smaller jigs...
For the laser freaking out issue get a UPS (CyberPower or APC) for the laser. That will clean the signal up and also give you some extra time running if needed a light, tablet and laser will only use 100-130 watts.
Sam, the oil you are using is great, no problems with it. BUT, it is MCT oil. There are much more cost effective versions of "plain old" MCT oil, around $60/gal or so. Thank you for sharing!!!
Hello Sam, Barbara pitcher here. I am so excited, because I received my order from you today. I want to order 4 more sets for my children for Christmas gifts. I’m so impressed with your work and attention to detail. They are awesome.
Hi Sam as the spoon is likely to be stored in the same manner as your oil drying rig, can you flip the logo in the system so it's the right (other) way up? 👍 😎
Thanks Sam! You are the true example of business helping business. We all need to help each other. My motto has always been “surround yourself with good people and good things happen”. A while back your video encouraged me to buy the ortur which I love and am still learning. I finally bought the ortur cover which I wish I would have purchased right away. Did a couple orders and as I get better at using the software will be selling more. If I find a good manufacturer of wood products I’ll be sure to message you. God bless you brother and your family!
Hey Sam, love your channel. The reason why the drill press and laser can’t operate together is the motor on the press is kicking out all kinds of conducted emissions back onto the power line…..more than the laser’s power supply can filter out. You might want to do some research into power line filtering. I’m not an electrical engineer but I work on a lot of projects with EEs and this comes up a lot in our designs, so I’m not 100% sure if it would be better to put the filter on the press or the laser. If you got a UPS that also did power quality filtering you could put that on the laser and it should knock that down.
Ahhh... that totally makes sense! I have an ISObar somewhere in the shop (in one of these boxes) that I bought for the CNC when I got it, but never needed it. I should try to dig it up and put the laser on it. It's supposed to help with interference. :)
Sam the man in action !!! Love it !!! How does the engraving hold up to use ? Like stirring soups and stews. Do you need to re-oil them after using and washing ?
The engraving should last a very long time since they're placed in a general low-friction point of the utensil. The utensil's lifespan before needing to be touched up and oiled again depends on the user and how they care for it. Submerging or dunking in fluids is a killer to the utensil. It robs them of the oils and strips them down again. It's not the end of the world (usually) but does mean sanding and oiling them again as if new.
Hey, Sam, do you ever make and monogram cutting boards? My daughter was married this year and shes a culinary graduate. I'm not sure what you would sell it for and if I have the budget, but it would be cool to get a cutting board for them with a monogram. Since they hyphenated their last name, I think it will be too long to fit on utensils nicely.
Sam, my wife and I love your videos. We always watch all of the Green Acres videos together. One quick note about the oil finishes, mineral oil is actually vegan as well, you just have to be sure to not use oil that has beeswax added to it, like many board "conditioners."
You're right, it's vegan. :) The non-petroleum based finish is a good selling point for this oil, too. Although I've wondered the appreciable difference between sales... how many would choose one over the other... Hmmm.. :)
About a year and half ago I made a batch out of cedar as prototypes. They were good, but I wanted to improve upon them. Soon as I can source a good local kiln dried lumber supplier I hope to get the CNC running again!
I also watch "Phil Anderson - Shady Acres Woodshed" who turns branches on a lathe leaving as much bark as possible then sands the bark portion with something called sand-o-flex. I can't describe it but he says it works great so it might be something you could also use. Seems to be available from several places and in different grits. Now back to finish watching the video!
Thanks Anthony! It really means a lot to have a comment like this. I try to be genuine in all my videos, but never know if it comes across in the final show. Your comment made my day!
Great job Sam. Take a simple project and with a little time and effort the finished product is hundreds of times better. Hope you're able to find a supplier with good quality products. Always enjoy your videos.
Sam, awesome content man, just found your channel. I’m slowly digging through everything, did you by chance make a video walking through your solar setup? Would love to see it if not. Thanks!
So enjoyed seeing your process and the innovation you have brought to your craft. It’s unique and practical! This is my first time commenting because I usually watch on Roku and there’s no way to make a comment there, or at least I haven’t found it. I really enjoy all the videos with you and Angela and the boys. Have fun, and keep ‘em coming! 🥰
I am so glad you are back in the Workshop. Even though I watched you on the Homestead channel I missed SamCraft. Thank you for all you do! Thank you for sharing.
@@Samcraftcom Now all I have to do is give attention to my channel. That one lonely post is feeling neglected. It is such a pain to remember to setup a camera rather than play with my Shapeoko.
@@k10ishere Link to the homestead channel is in the description of this video. He has started a new channel on "Off Grid" solar power I think it is called the Juicer, Sam, you need to add that link to the list.
drill press bearings aren't designed for lateral loading, and you will eventually cause the bearings to go by pressing sideways on the chuck. a desktop mill will have bearings designed for lateral loading if you want to continue sanding with the mops
To rectify your "current powered situation" you could install a net filter for the AC current that goes to your laser engraver. That should filter out all the pulses that are being created by your AC equipment (AC as in Alternating Current)
I live in Europe. All manufacturers of laser marking inks are American. To import a spray can of laser marking ink costs $100 to $240. Does anyone know a cheaper method of engraving durable markings on metals with a 10W diode laser?
Sam, just wanted to say I have enjoyed your videos and your great attitude that comes across. As I am currently building my business, I love hearing from workers such as yourself. It's a boost of inspiration to keep me focused on the "Why" I want to do this and reminds me that good things are possible. Thank you!
Hey Sam, you could hang the utensils, on a small dowel, or piece of all-thread if straight is a concern. Then run the all-thread or dowel through the handles of the utensils. And hang the all-thread is dowel between the hooks on the shelf brackets over your tub of oil! Anyhow just a thought. Thanks for another great video my friend.. until next time..
Great video! ❤ Thanks for sharing! Do you have a video showing how you set your shop up off grid? I would love to see it! Do you ever pre-sand all of your utensils ahead of time? Maybe you can do all of your sanding in one day. Then just grab what you need as you go and put them through the engraver and then finish your process. Just a thought.
😃👍Danke für das Video. Ich habe viel von dir gelernt. Meine Werbefirma in Deutschland läuft gut. Aber mein Hobby Laser läuft auch in meiner Firma. Am besten laufen Zollstöcke die ich mit dem Logo der Kunden laser. Da sind schon mal pro Kunde 100 Zollstöcke drin.
Just a silly question 🤪 that oil is so expensive, so leaving the whole tote open to the air and dust for some time seems like it could be an issue, why not just wipe the tote top off ,replace and let it drip on the top as it has a Valley all around the edge,then pore it threw a fine mesh thingy,lol back into the tote ,yes not as simple,but keeps your precious oil clean and pure???
Thank you for this very informative video; I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I know you may do this anyway, but please consider wearing a mask. Even 15 minutes at such fine grade paper will produce dust that won’t be good for your health. You seem like a great person and we want you around for the long haul. Thanks again 👍
i know this was a while ago but I appreciate the work you put into this. It gives me a better understanding of what to do for the future. Im still working on getting my stuff off the ground and its hard but one day I will. So ty for all that you do
You do great work Sam! The thing I like is that you seem to realise that even though you're sharing your producs with us, we aren't all competing in the same market. For a lot of us, our markets are our facebook friends, friends of friends, and their family memebers. The chances of crossover is slim to none. Keep killin' it bud!
i ENJOYED THIS VIDEO VERY MUCH. i AM RETIRED FROM AT&T AND HAVE DONE WOODWORK BEFORE BUT I AM ALMOST 80 YEARS OLD AND HAVE ARTHIRITIS VERY BAD AND UNABLE TO DO VERY MUCH.
I really enjoy your videos Sam. I’ve looked and looked and I’m just not seeing where you are listing your source for these wooden utensils. Thanks for your information and keep up the good work. 👍🏼
Just listening to you explain, watching your work eases my anxiety and grounds me. Thank you for making a difference.. a really big difference to my day
Hi Sam. Love your videos. I have a suggestion for you. Compare Fractionated Coconut oil vs the cutting board oil. I think you will be happy with the quality and especially the price point. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I've found that JDS Industries here in the US has bamboo engravable utensils (all 12", spatula, salad spoon, and salad fork, plus a 6.5" set of salad hands for mixing the salad). They've also got other stuff like the big grill scrapers, pissa cutters, etc that are engravable. You'll have to set up a wholesale account with them (requires business license), but it so far has been worth it. They also do a multitude of other engravables as well (tumblers, keychains, leather stuff, etc). They even sell premade templates and other laser-accessories.
And if you're going to buy utensils at Hobby Lobby, wait til they put their stuff on sale, and most of the stuff (utensils & cutting boards) are at least 40%, sometimes 50% off.. Definitely the time to stock up.
I also have a business account with JDS. :) Yet to order though... have been looking at their catalog for a while but not overly excited about anything I've seen yet..
Hi Sam I have watched all the videos regarding your move etc. but I'm glad you are back doing SamCraft I watched the first version of this video and I still enjoyed this one also and found some more useful things. Unfortunately I don't have a laser yet but I have a picture of the Sainsmart Jinsoku LE-1620 next to my laptop ever since you did your video about the laser, so someday it will happen. Even at 73 I still love technology. Thank you for doing what you both do for our benefit.😅👍👍
I enjoy watching your videos. I make wood signs and flags, currently I am making a custom table for a rv. I am curious on what tools you are able to run on your solar array? Ad I am considering adding one myself, I use a tablesaw chop saw air Sanders a compressor ect.
It really all depends on the output capacity from your inverter and your tool demand. I have a 10" DeWalt jobsite table saw and it will run it fine. My current setup is a 3,500 watt output inverter.
curious of your thoughts on using Ikea Rort spoons? they look similar to your utensils decently cheap and I believe you can have them shipped to your location.
I enjoy time in my workshop. :) I really want to get the CNC fired back up soon, too. I need to do some simple, but custom signs, and look forward to using Carveco Maker again and all that stuff. I have been unable to find a source for Baltic birch over here in East TN though and that's a kicker to my CNC aspirations for signage. I really liked using that stuff.
Love watching the show he learned a lot and I wonder if he will say how much you sell them for I know they go through quite a bit of work I know they’re not gonna be cheap but would like to know
hey Sam.. when you set up your exhaust system please make a TH-cam. i need to set one up for our wood working/carving/lapidary shop in the basement. question.. is it okay to set up a shop where dust collects in the basement next door to our furnace?
Hello Sam, This is Susan (Mama B) Thank you so much for my beautiful spoon set! I was so surprised when I saw the engravings. It really was the perfect gift! 🐝❤️
So nice to "meet you"! :) I really really enjoyed how yours turned out too! Kudos to your gift giver for reaching out to see if I would do something custom. I enjoyed it! :)
I’m so pleased with my order, and you showed my utensils in your video, it was awesome to see and to know they were the ones shipped to me. I will order another set for my daughter for Christmas. Again thank you so much and thanks to Angela for my soap order too. You are my favorite show on you tube. I look forward to watching you every week.
That is so cool! :) Thank you again and again for your order too! I will let Angela know. :)
As always, great video. I have to say, watching you do these things (And please know I mean this is only the best way possible) because your unsophisticated style of working and explaining things speaks to me on what feels like an equal level and gives me tons of confidence in my own endeavors. I don't ever have to say "Yeah well HE can do it because look at his incredible expensive setup" or "his experience level puts him way above the average guy". I love that about your approach and its why I love tuning into your channel whenever you put something out, even when it has nothing to do with Laser Engraving. :) You seem like someone I could walk up to at a Wal-Mart and ask a question of and you would gladly answer. Please keep that "regular guy" style about you and never change because I am sure I am not alone that cherishes your approachability.
Jack I am in the same boat or way that you are, simple and easy, its not how good or the money one spends on things, its the care and way one works doing the job or produce the product, caring to get the best bang for the job or product, Later
Absolutely Agree100 % I ask him a question on line and he did replyed back to me and I always watch there channel ❤
I really genuinely appreciate this comment Jack! It resonates with what I truly want from this channel and what I hope people who view come away feeling. :) Thank you for the encouragement! I've been stopped a few times in stores by viewers and once the initial deer-in-headlights wears off of me, like to think I'm as approachable in person as in these videos. :) Thanks!
@@kathycortez232 Thank you so much!
Sam, I absolutely enjoy your true honesty and work ethic. You’re a breath of fresh air and I wish you much success in your journey. I know I enjoy watching you!
I really appreciate that! I'll do my best to keep being me. :)
I just us 2 box-fans with very good air filters on both sides of the Item area, 1-filther per fan, suction side of the fan, with each fan blowing away from the Item I am working on, course there are so many ways or videos on this on TH-cam to watch, just pick the one you like, I'm a very easy/simple person, Later
A couple of wholesalers for beechwood utensils I found were Down To Earth Distributors, Alibaba, and Faire. Although Faire does engraving as well. Don’t know if will help you or not, but I love y’all’s channels and hope it helps.
Staff safe and God Bless.
Thanks for sharing these resources! I'll check into them. :)
I don't know if your sanding mop is able to be taken apart. But there is one on Amazon that does come apart and you can make your own sanding mop pads by cutting small strips of sandpaper, punching a hold in the center, and stacking them. It's tightened by a nut and you can make them thick or thin and any grit. I learned of this from another TH-cam that carves wood spirits with a Dremel Tool, and he makes his own sanding mops on smaller jigs...
For the laser freaking out issue get a UPS (CyberPower or APC) for the laser. That will clean the signal up and also give you some extra time running if needed a light, tablet and laser will only use 100-130 watts.
I was getting ready to say this..
I was thinking the same thing!
Maybe come up with a jig to hold the utensils in the laser so you can easily put them in the same spot each time.
Sam, the oil you are using is great, no problems with it. BUT, it is MCT oil. There are much more cost effective versions of "plain old" MCT oil, around $60/gal or so. Thank you for sharing!!!
We appreciate you sharing your experience, methods and madness 😂. Keep pluggin away.
I LOVE MY SPOON 🥰 I just saw mine being made🎉🎉
That's so cool! I TRULY and genuinely appreciate your order from our small business!
Thanks Sam! I appreciate your videos!
Glad you like them, thank you for the Super Thanks!
Great video as usual. Bath time was crazzzzy
Hello Sam, Barbara pitcher here. I am so excited, because I received my order from you today. I want to order 4 more sets for my children for Christmas gifts. I’m so impressed with your work and attention to detail. They are awesome.
Hi Sam as the spoon is likely to be stored in the same manner as your oil drying rig, can you flip the logo in the system so it's the right (other) way up? 👍 😎
Yep, very easily. That’s always an option the customer chooses on my website too-utensil orientation.
Thanks Sam! You are the true example of business helping business. We all need to help each other. My motto has always been “surround yourself with good people and good things happen”. A while back your video encouraged me to buy the ortur which I love and am still learning. I finally bought the ortur cover which I wish I would have purchased right away. Did a couple orders and as I get better at using the software will be selling more. If I find a good manufacturer of wood products I’ll be sure to message you. God bless you brother and your family!
Oh yes, the metal enclosure is great!! You should also like the next video coming to my channel in about 10 mins. Hint, hint. ;) (11/9/2022)
Thanks for sharing. For the dust collection, get you a HVAC filter and put it on the intake side of that box fan and it will help out a lot.
Hey Sam, love your channel. The reason why the drill press and laser can’t operate together is the motor on the press is kicking out all kinds of conducted emissions back onto the power line…..more than the laser’s power supply can filter out. You might want to do some research into power line filtering. I’m not an electrical engineer but I work on a lot of projects with EEs and this comes up a lot in our designs, so I’m not 100% sure if it would be better to put the filter on the press or the laser. If you got a UPS that also did power quality filtering you could put that on the laser and it should knock that down.
Ahhh... that totally makes sense! I have an ISObar somewhere in the shop (in one of these boxes) that I bought for the CNC when I got it, but never needed it. I should try to dig it up and put the laser on it. It's supposed to help with interference. :)
Thank you for sharing. I'm going to share with my son. But it usually kicks me out. I really love what you share. Thank you.
Sam the man in action !!! Love it !!! How does the engraving hold up to use ? Like stirring soups and stews. Do you need to re-oil them after using and washing ?
The engraving should last a very long time since they're placed in a general low-friction point of the utensil. The utensil's lifespan before needing to be touched up and oiled again depends on the user and how they care for it. Submerging or dunking in fluids is a killer to the utensil. It robs them of the oils and strips them down again. It's not the end of the world (usually) but does mean sanding and oiling them again as if new.
Hey, Sam, do you ever make and monogram cutting boards? My daughter was married this year and shes a culinary graduate. I'm not sure what you would sell it for and if I have the budget, but it would be cool to get a cutting board for them with a monogram. Since they hyphenated their last name, I think it will be too long to fit on utensils nicely.
Sam, Micheals sells the square slate coasters in bulk online. I paid 55.00 for 96 which came out to .27 cents each
Sam, my wife and I love your videos. We always watch all of the Green Acres videos together. One quick note about the oil finishes, mineral oil is actually vegan as well, you just have to be sure to not use oil that has beeswax added to it, like many board "conditioners."
You're right, it's vegan. :) The non-petroleum based finish is a good selling point for this oil, too. Although I've wondered the appreciable difference between sales... how many would choose one over the other... Hmmm.. :)
Thank you for this update! I ordered 12 spoons to make for Christmas gifts and will be following your instructions to tbe letter!
Graham, where were you able to find the spoons? I've had no luck yet.
@@maggie9256 I ordered a set from Amazon but will be returning them. The "head" of the spoon is too small.
You should make some soap dishes on the cnc to add to your items. I have found walnut and cherry even cedar sell great. Quick and easy sell
About a year and half ago I made a batch out of cedar as prototypes. They were good, but I wanted to improve upon them. Soon as I can source a good local kiln dried lumber supplier I hope to get the CNC running again!
Beach wood aged wooden utensils 🤔 great video 🍻
Hello Same I wanted to say that I am really enjoying the Samcraft channel.
Thanks for taking the time to comment and let me know, I appreciate it!
I also watch "Phil Anderson - Shady Acres Woodshed" who turns branches on a lathe leaving as much bark as possible then sands the bark portion with something called sand-o-flex. I can't describe it but he says it works great so it might be something you could also use. Seems to be available from several places and in different grits. Now back to finish watching the video!
Nice! I'll have to go look that one up, thanks!
Really comes across that you care about your customers, wish you all the best for the future!
I saw a guy the other day that made a cutting board that had his dad's dad chili recipe engraved on it. He gave it to his dad for his birthday. 💖💖🎶🎶
Oh yeah, those are so cool! Unfortunately my family cooks by guessing so there are no recipes to be found! LOL
You have to be one of the most genuine creators I've run across on TH-cam!! Thanks for your knowledge!!!
Thanks Anthony! It really means a lot to have a comment like this. I try to be genuine in all my videos, but never know if it comes across in the final show. Your comment made my day!
Great job Sam. Take a simple project and with a little time and effort the finished product is hundreds of times better. Hope you're able to find a supplier with good quality products. Always enjoy your videos.
Sam, awesome content man, just found your channel. I’m slowly digging through everything, did you by chance make a video walking through your solar setup? Would love to see it if not. Thanks!
Yes!! Tell us about the solar setup!
Hi Sam,
I'm sure you are glad to be back in your shop. You can make any thing you want our need.
This was perfect! I was trying to figure out focal point for the cup of the spoon. Thanks for the tip!
So enjoyed seeing your process and the innovation you have brought to your craft. It’s unique and practical!
This is my first time commenting because I usually watch on Roku and there’s no way to make a comment there, or at least I haven’t found it. I really enjoy all the videos with you and Angela and the boys. Have fun, and keep ‘em coming! 🥰
Thank you so much!
So Sam, where do you get your "inexpensive" wooden utensils from?
You are a good man for helping others save time with your information. Thank you.
Such wonderful process so beautiful
Don't cross the streams! Nice lil Ghostbusters quote in there. High five Sam!
I am so glad you are back in the Workshop. Even though I watched you on the Homestead channel I missed SamCraft. Thank you for all you do! Thank you for sharing.
I'm happy to be back in here, too! I've got to be careful not to neglect the channels, but it's nice to spread them out a little. :)
@@Samcraftcom Now all I have to do is give attention to my channel. That one lonely post is feeling neglected.
It is such a pain to remember to setup a camera rather than play with my Shapeoko.
Ohh there's a homestead channel? I'm going to go find it. Just starting a small homestead myself.
@@k10ishere Link to the homestead channel is in the description of this video. He has started a new channel on "Off Grid" solar power I think it is called the Juicer, Sam, you need to add that link to the list.
@@k10ishere That there is. :) Here's the channel link: th-cam.com/users/greenacrehomestead
drill press bearings aren't designed for lateral loading, and you will eventually cause the bearings to go by pressing sideways on the chuck. a desktop mill will have bearings designed for lateral loading if you want to continue sanding with the mops
To rectify your "current powered situation" you could install a net filter for the AC current that goes to your laser engraver. That should filter out all the pulses that are being created by your AC equipment (AC as in Alternating Current)
I live in Europe. All manufacturers of laser marking inks are American.
To import a spray can of laser marking ink costs $100 to $240. Does anyone know a cheaper method of engraving durable markings on metals with a 10W diode laser?
Sam, just wanted to say I have enjoyed your videos and your great attitude that comes across. As I am currently building my business, I love hearing from workers such as yourself. It's a boost of inspiration to keep me focused on the "Why" I want to do this and reminds me that good things are possible. Thank you!
I am truly glad to hear this. It really is at the core of why I make videos and what I want most from this channel - to inspire and help others!
Sam you should put a piece of saran wrap over that keyboard to help keep the dust out.
Thank you Sam! My wife, son, and myself have purchased a laser engraver and we've really gotten a lot out of your videos and learned so much.
Great to hear! Thanks for letting me know.
Hey Sam, you could hang the utensils, on a small dowel, or piece of all-thread if straight is a concern. Then run the all-thread or dowel through the handles of the utensils. And hang the all-thread is dowel between the hooks on the shelf brackets over your tub of oil! Anyhow just a thought. Thanks for another great video my friend.. until next time..
Great video! ❤ Thanks for sharing!
Do you have a video showing how you set your shop up off grid? I would love to see it!
Do you ever pre-sand all of your utensils ahead of time? Maybe you can do all of your sanding in one day. Then just grab what you need as you go and put them through the engraver and then finish your process. Just a thought.
I LOVE SAMCRAFT!
😃👍Danke für das Video.
Ich habe viel von dir gelernt.
Meine Werbefirma in Deutschland läuft gut.
Aber mein Hobby Laser läuft auch in meiner Firma.
Am besten laufen Zollstöcke die ich mit dem Logo der Kunden laser.
Da sind schon mal pro Kunde 100 Zollstöcke drin.
Hi Sam
Enjoyed the video
Like the business idea that you have Great setup.
Cool, you do custom! I have to think of something. Came out beautiful!
Just a silly question 🤪 that oil is so expensive, so leaving the whole tote open to the air and dust for some time seems like it could be an issue, why not just wipe the tote top off ,replace and let it drip on the top as it has a Valley all around the edge,then pore it threw a fine mesh thingy,lol back into the tote ,yes not as simple,but keeps your precious oil clean and pure???
Thank you for this very informative video; I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I know you may do this anyway, but please consider wearing a mask. Even 15 minutes at such fine grade paper will produce dust that won’t be good for your health. You seem like a great person and we want you around for the long haul. Thanks again 👍
Sam, Thanks for sharing. You have a great attitude and on screen presence. Keep 'em coming.
I appreciate that!
I went to Doller Tree today an bought 4 spoons and 4 forks to experiment on. Thanks for the great info.
Just found your channel. I am new to lasers but recently bought some spoons similar to yours from Ikea.
i know this was a while ago but I appreciate the work you put into this. It gives me a better understanding of what to do for the future. Im still working on getting my stuff off the ground and its hard but one day I will. So ty for all that you do
I’m happy it was helpful! These are always a great seller, especially on the holiday season.
@@Samcraftcom how did you get known? just curious what got you started?
Hi Sam, thanks for sharing your secrets!! I hope you get a reliable supplier very soon.
Awesome, Thanks For Sharing
Complete transparency shows you care, and helping others the way you do is something to admire.
I truly enjoy your videos.
Thanks, Sam.
Thank you, I really appreciate that!
I'm impressed with he care you take on each utensil,
Great Information. Really a pleasure to watch your technique. Great Channel. Thanks
Your shop's a dream of mine. Great informative video fellah. Very helpful
Great video. Have you ever tried engraving store bought cutting boards?
You do great work Sam! The thing I like is that you seem to realise that even though you're sharing your producs with us, we aren't all competing in the same market. For a lot of us, our markets are our facebook friends, friends of friends, and their family memebers. The chances of crossover is slim to none. Keep killin' it bud!
Exactly!!!
i ENJOYED THIS VIDEO VERY MUCH. i AM RETIRED FROM AT&T AND HAVE DONE WOODWORK BEFORE BUT I AM ALMOST 80 YEARS OLD AND HAVE ARTHIRITIS VERY BAD AND UNABLE TO DO VERY MUCH.
Put in 1to 1 isolation transformer in on electronic device power to isolate it from the other stuff.
Great video! The honesty and open communication is refreshing.
Great video sam good to see you
I really enjoy your videos Sam. I’ve looked and looked and I’m just not seeing where you are listing your source for these wooden utensils. Thanks for your information and keep up the good work. 👍🏼
Really enjoy your videos Sam. My wife and I almost have our shop set up, we are learning a lot from you, thank you.
Great to hear!
Just listening to you explain, watching your work eases my anxiety and grounds me. Thank you for making a difference.. a really big difference to my day
Sam, you explain everything so clear and precise. Enjoyed this.
You can make your own sanding mops for cheap.
Hi Sam. Love your videos. I have a suggestion for you. Compare Fractionated Coconut oil vs the cutting board oil. I think you will be happy with the quality and especially the price point. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I've found that JDS Industries here in the US has bamboo engravable utensils (all 12", spatula, salad spoon, and salad fork, plus a 6.5" set of salad hands for mixing the salad). They've also got other stuff like the big grill scrapers, pissa cutters, etc that are engravable. You'll have to set up a wholesale account with them (requires business license), but it so far has been worth it. They also do a multitude of other engravables as well (tumblers, keychains, leather stuff, etc). They even sell premade templates and other laser-accessories.
And if you're going to buy utensils at Hobby Lobby, wait til they put their stuff on sale, and most of the stuff (utensils & cutting boards) are at least 40%, sometimes 50% off.. Definitely the time to stock up.
I also have a business account with JDS. :) Yet to order though... have been looking at their catalog for a while but not overly excited about anything I've seen yet..
Hey that was awesome 😉🤗 but more so is the fact you are in your new shop producing great products on your beautiful property 👏🏻👏🏻❤️🙋🏻♀️🇬🇧💕jane
Hmm, Wonder if a small engine cylinder flex hone would work for a contour sander. The one with little balls used to make cross hatch patterns.
Hi Sam I have watched all the videos regarding your move etc. but I'm glad you are back doing SamCraft
I watched the first version of this video and I still enjoyed this one also and found some more useful things. Unfortunately I don't have a laser yet but I have a picture of the Sainsmart Jinsoku LE-1620 next to my laptop ever since you did your video about the laser, so someday it will happen. Even at 73 I still love technology. Thank you for doing what you both do for our benefit.😅👍👍
Thanks Roy!
Shop looks amazing can't wait to see finished product.
I enjoy watching your videos. I make wood signs and flags, currently I am making a custom table for a rv. I am curious on what tools you are able to run on your solar array? Ad I am considering adding one myself, I use a tablesaw chop saw air Sanders a compressor ect.
It really all depends on the output capacity from your inverter and your tool demand. I have a 10" DeWalt jobsite table saw and it will run it fine. My current setup is a 3,500 watt output inverter.
curious of your thoughts on using Ikea Rort spoons? they look similar to your utensils decently cheap and I believe you can have them shipped to your location.
Really enjoyed your concise and no-frills approach to the business!
Nice presentation! 👍❤️
very much enjoyed it! enjoy your approach, honesty, and down to earth way... keep it up... can't imagine my shop being off grid
Thanks Mike!
Wow that is really cool. Thanks for sharing.
Always very informative. Well done
Good for you. I hope everything works out for you. Nice job.
Glad your back Sam!! Hope to see your Shapeoko Pro up and running again soon!!
I enjoy time in my workshop. :) I really want to get the CNC fired back up soon, too. I need to do some simple, but custom signs, and look forward to using Carveco Maker again and all that stuff. I have been unable to find a source for Baltic birch over here in East TN though and that's a kicker to my CNC aspirations for signage. I really liked using that stuff.
Thanks for another great video.
That was awesome! Thanks!
So happy to see Sam Craft back. Your in your element here and I really like your videos and how your detailed explanations are. Great video
Love watching the show he learned a lot and I wonder if he will say how much you sell them for I know they go through quite a bit of work I know they’re not gonna be cheap but would like to know
I have them all listed on our family small business: greenacrehomestead.com 😎
Great video Sam
Check out stock room supply in Canada might be better priced
These are beautiful.
Loved this. Want to see more ❤️
hey Sam.. when you set up your exhaust system please make a TH-cam. i need to set one up for our wood working/carving/lapidary shop in the basement.
question.. is it okay to set up a shop where dust collects in the basement next door to our furnace?
Thank you!