I've spent $100,000 on my 3D Print Farm // Updated Tour!
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2024
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@@AlexMacNamara October of this year (2024)
Quick question, I've watched your How I Make Woodworking Plans // Woodworking Business. In that video you recommend Kevin Kennedy's course for Fusion 360. What level of Membership do you recommend? Monthly, or Lifetime? I don't see a point in annual as lifetime is only $90 more. Or is there one class you recommend?
Can you make a dust shoot for the Kobalt miter saw plz
You are doing great!! Impressive my friend!!
only have a 10 printer print farm, but many of the processes you have detailed along your journey have tenfold improved my business. I appreciate you. Almost at my first 1,000 Etsy sales!
Need more bunk beds
Murphy bunk beds.
I take offense at the comment about no one watching the video with @Wittworks. Loved that video and even trying to implement the lighting tips for Zoom calls!
Looks like a great facility. A lean idea for you. Flip you fullfillment bench end for end. Put your shipping printer where your box tape machine is and your box tape machine where the shipping label machine is. You are currently moving away from your shipping door as you box up orders. You want your finished boxed orders at the shipping door. Save those steps.
Keep up both channels! I'm excited for the course to release
This is very impressive. You have come from working out of you garage to this huge facility in a short period of time. I have purchased three of your Bosch dust collectors, one I broke, and the latest is your new and improved. They have all worked perfectly. Keep up the good work and I am looking forward to seeing your progress.
You have come so far! Well done. Your visions, ability to execute them with your surgical attention to detail are your greatest assets.
Agreed!
LOVE watching your progress dude! From just a tiny garage shop jammed next to the Vette, to a full-on PROFESSIONAL commercial operation. Really great stuff
One thing I’ve done it reduce clutter! Your shop setup has clean space to move and work. Great Job! I live by the OHIO principle - Only Handle It Once! Clean and efficient shop helps to reduce that wasted time/movement. Nice job!
Congrats Travis, I’m proud of how far you’ve come and you certainly have the right mindset. You’ll continue to do great focusing on continuous improvement and efficiency, nice work driving down order fulfillment times! 👍
From Shop Greatness to Business Greatness. Kudos to you, Travis!
Hey, I at least watched the studio build-out with you and Drew. That was a blast to watch and must have been even more fun in person. Cheers and congrats on your success!
Congrats!! Love the results of your work and glad your company is growing.
What I love about your channel is how you talk about it in its raw form and watch how you have progressed grown your own business that isn't just CZcams. Congratulations on your growth. Keep it up.
Both exciting and informative to see your commitment to growing your business and how you've included your family and the public into the process! Thanks
Great detailed video on the nuts and bolts of real manufacturing. You show what that next step is, how it's done, and why it's done. So many overloaded small businesses think working harder is the key, but you have got it nailed.
Congrats Travis on the progress and success~! It's been great watching your channel & business grow since I first started watching your channel. Looking forward to more general "Greatness" from you, brother~!!
This probably sounds so dumb coming from a random viewer that doesn't actually know you in person, but I'm so proud of you dude!! been watching & enjoying the channel for a while, and this is a pretty incredible outcome from building workbenches and organizing shop tools - wishing you all the best!
Envious. Love the calculated approach and attention to “what might be around the corner” in, not just this, but every video you make. Best sub I’ve ever hit, great video dude.
Excited to come along for the ride
Your organizational skills and your processes are spot on! Well done. Very impressive.
Well done. Great to see how you scaled up and made another business and channel after just recognizing a problem with miter saw dust collection and then trying to make it better. Good luck
agrees and I like his Entrepreneur spirit , and his ability to act on his enviroment and optimize , dude talked about reversing his fullfillment so it matched the shipping door had a great catch.
So many organizers and clear horizontal surfaces. Love it.
You are the inspiration for my new print farm. You give great advice and heaps of info.
Great job with your parts management and especially having wheels on tables. It’s the little things.
Just amazing, love the attention to detail in the organization of things. Love it.
Love the upgrades and efficiency behind it!🤘🏾
Just got my dust collector delivered and installed today on my 12in Bosch Mitre Saw. As long as you know this thing was never advertised to suck up 100% of the dust, people should be pretty stoked with this the upgrade; It sure is a huge difference. Very easy to setup and came with everything needed. Very happy.
Congratulations on your success and I look forward to seeing how you grow your business. Best of luck to you.
Ive been watching since you started in your garage in TX. Youre a true success story man.
Man, I am proud to say that I have been watching you since you first put cabinets in your new garage...been a bit, great job!
That’s a tremendous amount of work! Congratulations on your success 👍
Very cool to see how the sausage is made. I ordered a chute for my DWS780 a few months back (after attempting to design and print my own a couple years ago, having never finished figuring out my design). Yours is a great design and now I can keep woodworking and not mess with trying to figure mine out!
Great Audio. I was transfixed by the sound quality. That DJI mike is amazing.
Congrats on the success Trav! Honestly I miss the diy, shop, build stuff you use to do. But, happy for your success!
I watch SV SEEKER consistently. He (Doug) has recently gotten into 3D printing things for his b oat. LOTS of things. His creativity and willingness to push the envelope to make it better are remarkable. I'd give him a watch over the last couple of months. Might give you some ideas.
Use that giant 3d printer to create custom router templates to sell. Like for handle profiles for serving boards.
I enjoyed the studio build video, as well as all of your honest and forthcoming information.
I’ve watched you for years now, so cool to see how you’ve grown
Very awesome to see your progress. Congratulations
Organization, I love it. You inspire me.
Arda is awesome. Love the lean improvements!
Subscribed to both channels and love them both! Keep it up!
I've really enjoyed following along on your journey and seriously appreciate you sharing your processes. Getting organized and running lean isn't exactly the sexiest of topics but MY GAWD does it make a big difference. You are truly building out the shop I have always dreamed of and inspiring me to do better in my own space. Thank you!
You’ve got a pretty sweet setup yourself! Thank you
WOW, you have really came a long way! Congrats 😊
👊👍
Long time follower Travis. (I followed your plans for my miter station.)Glad to see you so successful.
Congrats on all your success. Selfishly I hate that we lost the wood shop organizational side and videos actually making stuff. But I can’t imagine how busy you are now with all this stuff. Congrats again.
Awesome video. Got to love systems and processes it's what separates a great business and a struggling business. Keep up the amazing work. 👽
Good work paid off! You are the best.👍
Great job brother!!! Looking really good.
Well done on the progress looking forward to the next 16 months
Travis, love your go, get it work ethic.
I’m grateful for your miter saw dust collection upgrade.
My 12 inch Delta cruiser no longer sprays sawdust. Thank you.!!
Pretty cool progress in your business. It went into high gear quickly and congrats!
Man...This video really motivates.
Congratulations and continued success.
Thank you for sharing your videos, I find them very informative and inspiring! 🙂
Efficiency in motion! 🙌
Yes, you may use it as your slogan🤙
Excellent work!
Really awesome building all together! ❤
Awesome video, happy for you!
Awesome work on implementing those systems. All of it is going to be such a huge help as you scale!! It's looking more and more like a bigger business and I can't wait to keep up with where it goes!! By the way, I watched the video with Drew, it was fantastic (haha) 😎
Looking good. Good job on the kanbine cards.. I implement that at my work 15 years ago and it works.
Dream setup. It's good to see things run by someone who appreciates the many benefits of keeping things clean and organized. Spend the money on the good tools that produce and last. Keep your materials and hardware at hand, whenever they're needed. Hopefully... pay your employees well for their work - keep them happy and healthy - give them performance bonuses when they make the company good money through hard effort.
Thankyou, that is impressive.
That is just inspirational! I guess the hard thing is building up the demand
super cool to see your business and channel grow. This was useful as I am a manufacturer of my own products, as well as I design products that I have made elsewhere. I've been struggling with productivity and this video has given me some ideas of how I can improve my own shop and office. God bless
Familiar pictures with the pallet full of kexcelled filament. I also get a big pallet almost every month. We also have the flexispot desks.
Very impressive what you built so far. Keep on rockin!
Thank you. Very impressive.
Excellent video, thank you for the tour. I recommend Kaizen foam for the tool boxes that way everything has a home and can be seen if it is missing and should be returned. I use the uline parts trays with tools set in the foam for specific processes or jobs. The tray I use just have the tools needed.The tray that is taking up space on my counter or work tables are the tools needed for that specific task. I have one for dissasmbly and another for reassembly for example. Having a tray for each action helps me keep things simple. It helps me from hunting for a tool in a pile of tools and thenone I need seems to be lost. I just look at the tray and see the tool there and place it back after using it. I wll always have it where I need it.
I have found attaching small labels with pictures of the hardware or component on the outside of the bins helps simplify steps. I find it frustrating pulling out several bins that are all the same color looking for an item when a glance at a small picture and description label tells you what is in the bin. I love seeing the Kanban cards and I am glad to see that they help and work for you. Good luck and I look forward to more content. The new channel looks great.
This is very inspirational. Yes this is the kinda content I want to see on PFA, digging into all this stuff
I put together product kits for my customers so yes, everything I'm seeing and hearing here is incredible, want to see a deep dive on every detail. Thanks for your videos!
Nice setup you have. Great, actually. One possible and simpler option to the kanban system is the two bin system. Really easy and looks like you have good applicability in your setup. Always great to see your growth and innovation. Looks top notch.
I bought one of the dust boots for my Bosch Miter saw and it works so good that I removed the front off of the box I had built around the saw. I am very pleased with the quality and how quickly I got it!
Great vid! Love your channel!
Has been a little while since I checked in, and talk about changes....looks great, but love your thoughts about systems....couldn't agree more. Pays huge dividends....keep it up!
great job, great space! I would love to see it in production mode with the people working, assembling, packaging...
I am certainly, very impressed.
7:54 - I use to work in a print shop where we cut down huge parent sheets of paper into smaller sizes post-print, using a hydraulic powered guillotine cutter... I think this would help you in your efficiency and speed. It would also help to reduce worker injury from joint pain and inflammation from repeated actions of lifting the, what appears to be, paper cutter blade up and down, and up and down, over and over again. It doesn't have to be hydraulic - I'm sure they've made better ones since the ancient one that we had...
Best of luck! I look forward to watching more of your videos..
What an achievement!!! Enjoy your content, signed up for the second channel, best of luck to you!!
Ok so you been busy which is why I haven’t seen too many vids from you in a bit. This scale up is awesome I can’t believe how far you’ve come in the last yr. Will be checking out the links.
I actually watched your studio build vid and stole some ideas for my work at home setup. Thanks for sharing!
I use to work at a factory that had a "Flow" system in place. For every unit that went out the door, all material was re-ordered. At the end of the week if 100 units were sold, material automatically was ordered. I didn't understand it myself. I just assume it's off sales, and sales history. Con-bons were used just for line feed of supplies and inventory. Awesome to see your progress. As a self-employed person myself, it's impressive to see another expand.
I see those Toughbuilt Stacktech boxes. I love them. 😎😎
Just got a P1S and am amazed at how far the tech has come in the past 3 years
Great video Travis Congrats on all your success. So excited to be able to place my order this week for my Ridgid R4222 so excited to get it and some other stuff I’ve been wanting to place one order. Can’t wait to check out the new channel on 3D printing would love to have one just scared I’m not computer savvy at all and right now only have a iPad and not sure if I can run one from it? Would love any advice Please and Thank you about getting started with a cheep 3D printer . Thanks for sharing
I think splitting the print farm part makes sense. But maybe you could still do some shop specific 3D printing content if you have ideas about that. A print farm is something different entirely from the average home shop, but I'm sure I'm not the only DIYer/Woodworker that is probably going to get into 3D printing at some point too.
Actually I'm into 3d printing, and got into woodworking because it needed a 3d printer workstation. It's more of a hobby though might go full time woodworking at some point.
Great setup! You really put a lot of work into it!
One tip for the KanBan cards when they go on the metal racks. Slip a couple of thin magnets in before laminating everything and no one has to deal with additional magnets, the cards just hold themselves. 🙃
Well done, and well deserved. You've worked hard and efficiently and neatly! Amazing. Technical skills plus marketing acumen - formula for success. Good luck. (P.S. I'll be buying the dust collector for the Makita LS1019L when/if available.)
Super impressive!
Veeery cool shop!!
Thanks for making a channel dedicated to making money through printing!
Can't believe how fast you've grown in the last couple of years. That place is super organized and clean. I'm sure there is always room for improvement, but hard to beat your current setup. That is until you out grow it, haha.
I saw the unveiling of the space (I can't believe it is over a year). The place looks great as expected. I still haven't gotten my first 3D printer but I may pull the trigger any day now. (He said 200 times) Keep up the great work. The OCD is paying off. (I hope)
I love “process” New Sub so I can see your continued journey.
Looks awesome!
Great stuff!
Love videos like this. I'm still at a tiny level with 5 printers. Would like to see something on power supply, hardware (label machines, tape, etc) AC. And software (like POS, inventory etc)
Streamlining operations can boosts production and also enhances the quality of output, setting a solid example for scalability in the manufacturing sector. 🚀
Hey Travis. I love your content. You are a big inspiration. Because of a lot of your ideas, I can’t stop thinking about organizing my garden shed, and my workbench tool area. I also really want to get into 3-D printing. I do have one question that I know that you know the answer to, but I don’t think you have ever talked about. Your business seems to be thriving and expanding rapidly. At what point, if at all, would it make sense to move away from 3-D printing to molded plastic parts? Is the idea to control the means of production and keep it all in house? Just curious.
Nice man. Congrats on being successfully self employed. Your uncle would be proud. Did you run your voice through Adobe Podcast enhance speech? Sounds awesome
What shelving units are you using for the printers? I’m in the process of setting a small print farm up.
Wow congratulations, you've come along was from your first videos (seems to be a standard comment on YT, but well done anyway!)