I have been making the growth stick for several years for friends and family. I am a retiree that just wants to have fun. I engrave mine with a CNC. I do engrave evert quarter inch and realize I do not need too. I line my next set of numbers up by just putting the bit in a previous number and away we go. When I do sell mine, I start at $50 for pine and then go up quickly to oak or maple. Great product.
Great video. I am starting up my side hustle and made some awards for a Cub scout gingerbread competition in the shape of a gingerbread house with a large hand placing a gumdrop on the roof. Several colors of paint and some epoxy, it was work. Then I made some simpler plaques for a boyscout event just using a single V bit and finishing with danish oil and shellac. Now I am about to start some for the Lions Club. All for free to try and generate some traffic for paying jobs.
Thank you buddy also, I like how you include the bits to use and that was a great tip on the ruler starting at 6 inches and I never thought of a trophy before that’s really cool you’re the best❤️🇨🇦
Great advice about making things that don’t ship well to reduce competition. I like the awards concept, you get multiple pieces with slight variations, making it worth the time to design something fun. I need a donkey!!
How did you do that Texas award?? Is that all 1 piece or is it in 2 pieces where you profiled the Tx out, then milled a slot in the base (on a separate piece of wood) for the Tx to fit in it or how?? Any info on how you did that award would be greatly appreciated.
New to the channel, working on entry into this at a budget. Im going to make a budget CNC tabletop with a couple dremels and vice clamps i think i can do it. I will update at a later date. This stuff is so educational.
@@shanesphotography3350 Sorry about that, we use Arm-R-Seal it is a general finishes product, it works great if you do like 2-3 layers of it, I finish my tables with it, and then Odie's oil or Osmo coat if I want an Oil look finish on my product.
My man giving people free financial advices, good ones too. May Allah straighten your path
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I have been making the growth stick for several years for friends and family. I am a retiree that just wants to have fun. I engrave mine with a CNC. I do engrave evert quarter inch and realize I do not need too. I line my next set of numbers up by just putting the bit in a previous number and away we go. When I do sell mine, I start at $50 for pine and then go up quickly to oak or maple. Great product.
Great video. I am starting up my side hustle and made some awards for a Cub scout gingerbread competition in the shape of a gingerbread house with a large hand placing a gumdrop on the roof. Several colors of paint and some epoxy, it was work. Then I made some simpler plaques for a boyscout event just using a single V bit and finishing with danish oil and shellac. Now I am about to start some for the Lions Club. All for free to try and generate some traffic for paying jobs.
I’ve been looking at this kind of video’s for the last week for inspiration. This is by far THE BEST video
Thank you buddy also, I like how you include the bits to use and that was a great tip on the ruler starting at 6 inches and I never thought of a trophy before that’s really cool you’re the best❤️🇨🇦
Glad it was helpful!
I really love your videos man! You're always coming up with the most solid CNC business owner's faqs and information dense videos! Cheers!
Glad you like them!
Great advice about making things that don’t ship well to reduce competition. I like the awards concept, you get multiple pieces with slight variations, making it worth the time to design something fun. I need a donkey!!
I'd like to see the machines in Action 🙂
Another excellent presentation! Your exceptional knowledge and desire to share is second to none. Thank you to you and yours Sir!
Thank you kindly!
I really appreciate your content. Fresh, high quality stuff. Even the growth chart looked to be of a better caliber.
Thank you!
Thanks for this vid. A lot to think about.
I’ve only met one person who plays dominos but I see them being sold everywhere. I need to meet more people, apparently. 😂
3rd place baked beans....lol.
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nice
What is the name for those hinges? On the dominos
Can you make the measure board foldable in three?
How do you keep zeroing your corner when you keep feeding your ruler through ?
How did you do that Texas award?? Is that all 1 piece or is it in 2 pieces where you profiled the Tx out, then milled a slot in the base (on a separate piece of wood) for the Tx to fit in it or how?? Any info on how you did that award would be greatly appreciated.
What is the purpose of the down cut bit instead of a compression bit is it price speed what's the logic sincerely?
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U got peacocks down there in Texas?
Yessir
New to the channel, working on entry into this at a budget. Im going to make a budget CNC tabletop with a couple dremels and vice clamps i think i can do it. I will update at a later date. This stuff is so educational.
Nice ideas! What do you use for finish?
For most of these we just use a coat of minwax
@@cutting-it-close thanks. I mean the protective finish/clear coat, is it minwax polycrylic?
@@shanesphotography3350 Sorry about that, we use Arm-R-Seal it is a general finishes product, it works great if you do like 2-3 layers of it, I finish my tables with it, and then Odie's oil or Osmo coat if I want an Oil look finish on my product.
where do you get your dominos
My local one delivers.
I prefer Papa John's 🍕🍕
@@imeach2897 LOLOL