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Marketing for a small business would be a great topic to cover.
It's on the list! :)
Wow…..amazing to see the growth you’ve experienced in such a short time.
Looks like another building is going to be needed in the future,
Might have to make a name change from “Sam & Angela” to
“The Sam & Angela Industrial Park”😁
Much luck to both of you.
This is awesome! Well done.
your tag line is spot on. my small business has nothing to do with 3D printing or laser engraving but I always come away from your videos with a new idea how to make either my workspace or business run better. thank you and keep up the great tips and ideas.
You don't know how happy your comment has made me! I am honored that you find value in my videos or show-and-tells. :)
Great info, but I’m more impressed with how well spoken you are. Great content and well delivered. Thank you. 😊
Great setup Sam... Looks amazing!
I'm definitely interested in knowing some of the things you mentioned to leave in the comments. Who do you recommend building a website? Did you build it, did you pay someone or ?? Also marketing, what are your recommendations for marketing a business so that you can drive traffic before it becomes organic? I honestly don't have time to live on Facebook or any other social media trying to drive traffic while also working on other aspects of my business.
It's awesome to see how you've grown since moving from your old old shop you were first in before you moved to the location you're in now. I would love to be able to afford my family the ability to have a successful business like you have for yours. Awesome work Sam!
HELLO, YOUR WORKSHOP WAS EXCELLENT. IT GAVE ME VERY GOOD IDEAS AND YOUR EXPLANATION WAS VERY CLEAR AND SIMPLE. I CONGRATULATE YOU AND THANK YOU FOR GIVING YOUR TIME. BLESSINGS.
Awesome! Congrats on your mini 3 D farm…
You were told your new shop was too small.
Congrats Sam looking amazing. I’m new to 3D Printing got my A1 about 2 months ago and I’m loving it just sorry I didn’t get the AMS with it but I’m having so much fun printing woodworking tools so amazed by how accurate the printer is. Can’t wait to see what you do next Sam. Thanks for sharing
hey man love your videos your down to earth and dont have that youtube presenter persona it seems like you portray who you are and I respect that. Id like to see some content on marketing and also finding a product as these are the two things im stuck on at the moment. But again thank you dude stay awesome!
Also I would like to mention they have a panda touch screen you can use to manage multiple Bambu labs printers from one screen. It may be useful for you.
That sounds awesome, I'll have to check into that. Thank you!
I've been following for a long while and truly enjoy your content and diversity. I have a wood shop with most common tools as well as a cnc and a lathe. I do about 5-7 shows a year but want to learn how to grow my online presence. So marketing tips and other information would be helpful. This is all I do because I have kidney failure and have been on dialysis for over 7 years. Thank you.
Wow Sam!!!!! This is awesome!!!! I’m super happy and excited for you! You sure have come along way! Your going to need to build a second shop just filled wit the printers! I have finally moved into my 14 x 45 foot shop trying to get set up and trying to figure out how to start bulk producing my cutting boards and resin and wood charcuterie boards and start making some kind of production on my shapoko CNC ! You are soooo inspirational ! thank you for always sharing what and how your doing things! You have helped me a lot avoid costly mistakes for sure!
Thanks Sam!
Hey wanted to give you a heads up. Your metal shelves are able to share the vertical pillars. You have the vertical pillars back to back with each other. You could in turn share the vertical pillars then use the extra ones for another shelf somewhere else.
Have you told Angela that you need a bigger shop already? 🤣🤣
She says "I'm sure you'll find a great way to fit them all in there"... hahaha not exactly the answer I wanted to hear, but the one I needed. :D
Looks good man. I got a farm of 6 machines. 3 p1s and 3 a1 mini. The minis are my favorites. Neat and effecient farm. 😀
Dang! Super impressive setup. I'm glad Bambu sent you the P1S to compare. Really looking forward to the trio review. I've been eyeballing getting one but I might have to wait for Santa. It seems that all I watch now are 3D printing channels. ha!
You tickle my fancy to hang out with you!!!!! ❤❤❤❤
Ty sir!
Just got 3 A1 and 2 mini A1, Neptune max 4 and a Flashforge Adventure 3 lite
This gives me so much hope. I got my a1 mini yesterday. I got it with business in mind. I almost cried when I couldn't figure out how to change colors to my svg and adjust the height. I know eventually I'll have my own little farm.
You can totally do it!
Peace and blessings to Sam & family!💚
Thank you, you too!
I have a small far, of three A1s and really the only issue is finding what to sell. I thought about jigs as well, but most of the ones I'd sell are already on the market. Plus exposure; getting the word out isn't easy. Those would be great topics I'd like to see.
And congrats on the growth! The A1s are amazing.
Great job Sam. I just received my first A1 and I love it compared to other printers that I have used, I look forward to more on this topic.
nice work Sam
Looking forward to a comparison video of all 3 models if you get to do it. I’m on the fence about the X1 Carbon and now seeing that you have 8 A1’s I would love to see that video. Keep up the great content!
I see another building in your future!
Nice setup mate 👌
I got into 3D printing earlier this year (Bambulab) and wondered; is there a method that you would recommend for learning how to make your own 3D print files? I’m brand new to it but I really do want to learn as much as possible and how to create and modify files. Your farm is pretty awesome!
Love your channel! I purchased a smartstich bc of your channel and have directed so many people to it to watch your videos!
I know Im going to have to venture into 3D printers at some point its crazy to see how quickly it escalates!
I love shelves. I know I'm supposed to be in love with your print farm but I'm hung up on sturdy shelves.
very genuine guy , gob bless you
That looks so interesting. I'm retired now and would love to do something like that... of course, I know nothing about it. I have the funds to do whatever size.
With all the additional printers being added to the shop, are you running up against the power limits of your setup?
Thank you for all your helpful videos Sam! You have no idea how many times a week I ask myself how to do something, and then turn to TH-cam and type “(said question) Sam craft”.
Can I ask where you found the file for the a1 vertical mount for the AMS?
Sam may the lord bless and protect you and your family and your homestead and business
I really enjoy your videos. I want to ask you about the UPS that are you using with the A1s.
I love your content.
I would be interested in what you make and sell using your 3d printer farm.
wow, that is impressive. I am so happy for you. Great job! And this is another great video. Do you feel your business has shifted from laser and embroidery or is this just growth to a new vertical?
What to sell to start with ?
Would really like to see a noise comparison. Considering and A1 and p1s. But how loud they are is important given I print inside and my wife likes to watch tv while I print.
I'll add this metric to my comparison video!
I got your business card jig and it is wonderful! I think it might be faster than the conveyor.
With a farm like this, what sort of numbers are you selling per week to justify the cost? You've got $5000 worth of machines, and around $4000 worth of filament.
With a $20 product unless you're selling thousands of them a month, I'm not sure why you would be 10 machines versus 1 or 2. You could easily stock up very quickly and have back stock for quick shipment.
Curious about this aswell
I am guessing he has so many machines, because he offers so many colors. He also includes white lettering on his jigs, so each one of his machines has to have white filament in 1 of the 4 slots, only leaving 3 extra for other colors. I use Bambu machines for my Etsy shop as well, and it can be a hassle swapping out different colors depending on what someone orders. I think he offers 17 colors in total. Even selling 5 jigs a day would be $3000 a month, and he could pay off his farm pretty quickly.
You may need to build a whole new building dedicated to printers at this rate 🤣 thanks for sharing, Sam. I know this may have been covered somewhere by someone else, but I'd like to hear your take on the differences between the models of printers you have and why you chose the A1 over the P1P. I'm in the market for buying a 3D printer and still weighing my options.
Can you do a full unboxing and setup of the next printer you get?
You are such a nice and kind guy. What do you make on the 3D printers?
Great video Sam
Revenue and net Profit numbers? I wanna know if its worth it. it is cool but is it worth it.
I like it Sam, those A1 printers are on sale right now too… tempting
The only thing I would caution is to look up the filament compatibility and think of the products or items you plan to print. The more advanced filaments need an enclosed printer. For my prints (PLA) the A1 printers are perfect. Here is a great filament guide from Bambu where you can see the properties of all their filaments. This was great for me to learn which was best, etc. bambulab.com/en/filament-guide
A wall of money 💰 makers 😍😎
Trying to figure out additional income stream. Living on SS, trying to develop my farm (I raise goats and just started with sheep), having just been slapped with major (as in $$) tractor repair, buying equipment, recurring monthly costs (like website) to start a business is REALLY scarry. If you can cover start up costs/commitments at some point, that would be great.
Hey man I just wanted to take a minute to say you do a fantastic job showing and explaining your content. I am trying hard to do some 3d printing also and currently have 3 x1c etc not having as much luck as you with your offerings but guess it might just be a slow start or I'm not offering the correct items ugh. I do lots of 3d earrings and some coasters etc. would like some day to maybe meet as I live in Alabama. I also want a xtool ultra but have looked and wanted a Thunder also but not sure where to go just yet. Now you got me curious about the smaller Bambu but guess since I don't do content or anything g people or companies aren't as much to helpnor allow me to test try any products. How was your best way to start getting orders local friends and family or did you go straight to the etsy deal or FB. Thanks for any help you might could shine on me as a new start up one man gig. thanks Sam have a blessed day!!
Just a thank you for sharing
Thank you for sharing. I might be trying the 3d print. My husband and I have an interest in it I craft. No one in my area is tapping that.
You can totally do it!
What kind of things are you printing?
Just wondering...I've used my laser cutter to make jigs for various projects and have found it much easier and faster to use the laser cutter for this instead of a 3D printer. Did you consider making your jigs using materials you could cut and assemble?
You will be expanding your shop soon enough. As your business grows, so does your need for square footage. These are good problems to have.
What kind of parts do you sell?
Is this all running off of solar?
Question: ok you have all of this up and running how is the solar power handling all of this needed power?
My workshop is not off grid at this point in time (Sept 2024). It will be in the near future, but not yet. :) Only our home is off grid and running on solar.
How long does the average jig take? I have a cheap ender I use for the few jigs I need but it takes a long time.
Loved the video subbed like 1 minute in
What are you doing for power for those machines? Any idea how many circuits that is?
Awesome job Sam! What ya selling?
Do you but refill filament rolls and reuse your empty spools?
Yep!
Can you tell the difference in quality between the printers with the A1 on top vs on the side?
None at all. Same with the printers all on one sheet of plywood vs. the ones on individual sheets. I'm planning some "does it make a difference" tests for a video. :)
Explain to me, what do you mean by "Jig"?
How was the 3D learning curve, Sam? I have XTool P2, F1 & F1 Ultra lasers. Is the learning curve harder?
The only learning curve is going to be in the CAD program and designing aspect. Depending on your experience or tendency to pick it up, it may be difficult or very easy. A lot also depends on the complexity of your final product, too. :)
How can we contact you for a quote sir ?
Awesome work.. Still want to know who ur sales are doing to justify those machines .. I know ur not running off just solar ...
good content.
Are using the AMS lite to continually feeding filament when one roll runs out?
Yep
It’s a disease. I have been doing 3D printing for about 4 years. It’s an addiction. I’ve moth balled 4 older printers. Don’t even ask how many I have now. My Bamboo X1 carbon is my main go to.
But inquiring minds must know how many!!! :)
Your going to have to build a new shop. Again
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Hi Sam, I have a question for you. I'm 61 and was forced into retirement with health issues 8 years ago. I'm in Canada and on disability that barely sustains my wife and I. I have zero experience with laser engravers but have been wanting one for probably 10 years now. I always come back to the K40's. I know they are a tinkerer's machine and im ok with that as I think it will help me gain knowledge on how they work and operate. I'm very low budget in fact I'll have to sell my old truck to get one but I'm only looking to supplement my month funds by about $400 to $500. I don't know much about marketing either. I know lots of people in my area already do the same stuff I want to do but the market is massive. Im interested in doing yeti mugs, business cards, balsa planes and whatever else I can feasibly do. Can you throw me any advice? Am I on the wrong track? Are the K40's worth buying? If you have time to answer this it would be so helpful.
I'm not Sam, but I don't think he would mind me putting my two cents worth in. I think you will find that the K-40 is going to be too small for doing very much. I'm not sure you will be able to do tumblers on the K-40 because of the bed height requirements. That would be something you would need to look into. One of the things that steered me away from the K-40 was it's bed size and the limited z axis. With the bed size about as big as a sheet of paper, you will be cramped for space. I have a 700mm x 500mm bed and I have found I have to do some work arounds to make some larger things work out. In my opinion, if you want to buy a K-40 to get started learning lasers (make sure you get one that will support LightBurn software), it is one of the more affordable ways to get into laser engraving now that the diode lasers have gone way up in price. If you can find a 20 watt diode laser, I think you would be happy with that because you will be able to engrave tumblers with it, cut wood, and engrave with it. Just keep your eye open for a used one. There are a lot of people who have purchased them thinking they will make a hundred grand a year and soon find out that there is a learning curve and they don't make money right away and soon get disappointed. I have seen it happen. I am also retired and can tell you that you certainly can make a supplemental income with one, especially if you can come up with your own product. I wouldn't worry too much about that because ideas will pop into your brain the more you get into it.Watch as many TH-cam videos as you can on the K-40s and some of the diode lasers as you can and see what best suits your need. It has been a lot of fun for me, and it keeps my two brain cells exercised.
Hi.. can I pm you instead of comment here..
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ARE YOU SELLING SOMETHING THAT YOU CREAT ON YOUR PRINTERS?