PACK & SHIP Expensive Vintage Stereo Receivers
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I like the sped up packing video, and how you paused for a second to show materials and how you were applying them. Like the type and size of box , the extra thick foam on front of receiver and extra cardboard support in corners. I hope you add this shipping sped up videos to more of your next videos maybe at the end for items that look tricky to ship, like golf clubs, glass bowls, books, ect. 😎👍
I dont sell a ton of large items anymore, but i will be doing a ton of short packing tutorials in the near future.
Cool, I look forward to more videos. Thanks
I had one guy shipping me a big receiver in an oversized box without any other packing material. Crazy!
The receiver still made it alive but had some dents.
The way some seller conduct themselves is truly shocking, im glad it somewhat survived.
Finally getting around to this video and it was so helpful! Thanks man!
No problem, I’m very glad you found it helpful!
Great job. Thanks! 😊
No problem!
No padding around the receiver though. Just a thin layer of bubble wrap.
I’ve had a 100% success rate for over 7 yrs but more is always better
I like step by step thanks for the vid!
Using paper for a filler is worthless, packing peanuts are worthless. Heavy stuff will just crush both and will not be protected.
Very helpful, thank you! What would you do differently prep or packing for a high-end turntable?
The only thing different for turntables is that they have a few moving parts that can come loose during shipping. So either secure or remove the plate, arm, cover, and anything else that may move around during shipping.
I put a very deep scratch in my receiver from unpacking something like this. There was so much tape and bubble wrap it was just crazy. The tape was stuck to the casing and pulled some of the veneer off and left residue all over that I had to remove. When I got the package there was so much movement inside and the bubble wrap was deflated on the corners and on one side. There was also a small dent on the back corner on the same side where all the weight was. Do use bubble wrap people. It does not hold up in shipping.
I’m sorry that you had such a poor experience. Possibly they used inferior products. I’ve had a 100% success rate for over 3 years doing it this way.
Shipping vintage electronics (stereos) some weighing 50lbs or so needs solid padding. No paper padding, loose popcorn materials. Item should not shift inside the box. Instead first wrap in heavy duty bubble wrap, using firm density solid styrofoam layered TIGHTLY in heavy thick shipping double boxed. Just me. Thx for posting. Delivery people will drop a 50lb object, believe that. Some of these vintage stereos cost over $ thousands. Don’t cheapen on shipping containers.
What is that cutter thing you used called that you used to make the box smaller?
It’s called a box resizer, I have links for everything I use in the description of each video.
You do a fair job of packing the receiver but you sure do not put enough popcorn in the bottom of that receiver you know as well as I do that somebody's going to drop that box on the ground and there's not going to be enough padding there to protect the receiver you need to put more popcorn in the bottom that paper's not going to do it and if it does you'll be a Wonder you sure you don't pack the way I would
What do you call that fancy box cutting tool your using?
It’s a box resizer, the one in the video is best for medium to large boxes. There’s a link in the description to where I purchased it.
@@TipoftheMittFlips thank You very helpful 📦
Not nearly enough layers of bubble wrap on it. Not nearly enough peanuts, and with a heavy receiver that paper on the bottom will be squished to nothing in no time flat. A 25+ pound receiver will not last in shipping like this, maybe lightweight ones will be fine.
I guess I’m just lucky it made it perfectly safe then
@@TipoftheMittFlips some receivers weigh in at 25-30 lbs. The small one you wrapped like that is probably fine. I've seen several large ones destroyed because of bad packing.
@@scottjohnson921 that was in no way a small unit. That was a metal front wooden case very heavy receiver.
Hey what’s that tool you used that was long to measure or cut the box?? Please reply lol
It’s called a box resizer, there’s 2 versions one like I used and one that is a free wheel on the back end of a utility knife.
@@TipoftheMittFlips ordered today cause of you, awesome videos. Thank you!
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