ALL THINGS SHIPPING | BrickLink Store Shipping Supplies and Where to Buy Them
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- ALL THINGS SHIPPING | BrickLink Store Shipping Supplies and Where to Buy Them
In this video, I talk all about shipping supplies. I've been getting a crazy amount of questions regarding where we get our shipping items, so instead of answering in BrickSide Chat, I decided I'd make a whole video on it. I talk about where we get our boxes, bags, and bubble mailers, and I talk a little bit about the stamp we put on our boxes as well as our little business cards.
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Shipping products we use in our store:
Boxes (ULINE):
-All sizes: bit.ly/3e0hsyV
Bubble Mailers (Amazon):
- 4x8 Inch: amzn.to/2zaynzZ
- 6x10 inch: amzn.to/2ZaHpaR
Zip Bags (Amazon):
- 2x3 inch: amzn.to/2LC2IKv
- 3x4 inch: amzn.to/36dpbqK
- 4x6 inch: amzn.to/2X9fV2q
Zip Bags (GTBags):
All sizes: www.gtbag.com
Custom Stamp (RubberStamps):
- Stamp: www.rubberstam...
- Ink Pad: amzn.to/3fYMM2B
Business Cards (GoToPrint):
Design Your Own: www.gotprint.com
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Just A Brick In The Bucket
P.O. Box 5066
Huntington Beach, CA 92615
Your cranking the vids out mate, great to see your progression!
Thanks BrickedOut! I appreciate you watching!
@@JustABrickInTheBucket Always check out your new vids bud!
Great video! Some aspects of shipping items that I would have liked more info on would be the type of labels and label maker you use and where you get the air pockets.
Hi Leaf!
I realized I left a few things out of this video. I do have a video planned within the next week or two which will show off all the supplies and EVERYTHING we use in our store. I will elaborate more on the label printer, labels, and everything I missed in this video as well as all the bins and drawers and everything we use. Thanks for watching Leaf!
Really good deal on those 2x3 bags
I paid 14.99 just for 300 bags on Ebay😢😢
Thank you for the tips ,your videos helps me a lot
Yeah, Amazon seems to be the best for the price at the moment. I'm glad my videos are helping! Thank you for watching!
Just A Brick In The Bucket
THANK YOU for making those videos
Love the videos. Love seeing ur progression
Thanks Will! It makes me happy to know that others enjoy watching these!
Love the custom ship station you built.
Thanks Just4Bricks! Its actually much nicer than I anticipated, and works incredibly well to sort the shipping supplies.
Thanks for watching!
Great video as usual. I personnally re-use Lego bags for packing pieces. To make sure pieces do not move, I use a sealing machine (no vaccuum though) to make the bag fit a lot. I sometimes use a bigger bag and « seal » it multiple times, creating small containers for different lots. This helps in making sure I don’t go over the 20mm restriction we have on the thickness of the mailer here in Canada. It does add time to process the order though. I’m currently tracking the time it takes to pack an order, and eventually, I could compare with Evan ;-) (if he tracks the packing time).
Hi Hugo!
I have seen a lot of people using the heat sealer to pack pieces. This might be something we need to look into in the future, but I am worried that it does take a lot longer than just tossing the parts in a bag. I track time, but not specific enough to know how long an order takes. Instead I just track whether or not I am "clocked in" or "clocked out." Thanks for watching Hugo!
Uline is just north of us, within a mile of where we live, but they have no pick-up option that is free, and I refuse to pay shipping for cardboard to be taken a few blocks in distance. Bags, I just pick up at Walmart, or Hobby Lobby, or Daiso, but we don’t need those in the quantities you use. We also order bags from Bradley Bag in Downey, CA. Boxes we order from Quill, based in IL.
I love the stamp idea! One thing that was a game changer for me was figuring out how priority mail cubic shipping worked. Not sure if you use that or not, but it's great for orders that can't ship first class due to weight.
USABricks
Hi Timothy!
I have not looked into how priority mail cubic works, so I'll definitely have to explore that option. Thank you for the suggestion!
Oh wow. I so want to know what that is too.
Liked and subscribed. For us who arent carpentry savvy... what kind of organization table would you reccomend?
I'm pretty sure making RUclips videos was a secret talent you didn't know you had
Thanks! Lol. Apparently it is... The channel seems to be growing pretty quickly. Thank you for filling alone Nicholas!
I have been following your videos this week ... I hope this question is not already covered in a newer posting!
I have not opened a store yet (in verification). I have a question about shipping/handling. I am good with following some of the guidance for USPS + small up-charge for most items, however I plan to be listing some new sets (like UCS Death Star, UCS Star Destroyer), I will not ship those for $10 without insurance. Is there a way to require a quote for certain lots while still allowing instant checkout for normal bricks?
Thanks so much and keep cranking out videos!
I use 5x6 bags and seal with a heat sealer.its very cheap also you can seal up to the parts to stop them moving in the bubble mailers
Great idea!
I've seen people that do that. And I've thought about it. That could be something we do in the future instead of the small bags, but we'll have to see. How much was the heat sealing machine?
@@JustABrickInTheBucket less than £30.00 I think..but you save fast.
Please make a video for all of your equipment on your store including all of the storage, labels, etc. I mean all of the materials on your store
Thank you
You got it! I'll have one that hopefully encompasses EVERYTHING we use in our store!
Thanks for the suggestion!
Another great video! I really like your storage solution for all your boxes and bubble envelopes. The plastic bags the best ones are from uline as far as quality but the most expensive. The DiRose ones are the ones I buy. The Walmart ones are very poor quality. Is uline too far of a drive for you? Also as far as their prices if you buy enough you can ask them to lower their prices and try to match other places.
ULINE is about 45 minutes away but they still charge a pickup fee of $25, so at that point, it is worth just shipping the items to me overnight which ended up being about $35 for all the boxes in the last order. Thanks for the price match suggestion as well! I'll have to try it out!
@@JustABrickInTheBucket pickup fee? They never had a pick-up fee when I used to go there. It has been a while that is just ridiculous.
Yeah, it is a $25 Will-Call fee. I picked some stuff up for work a couple years ago and as far as I can remember, there was no fee. I wonder if part of it is because of COVID? Maybe there are trying to have fewer people in and out of the warehouse... Not sure. So for now, shipping it is! haha.
Been checking for organization ideas and folks who shouldn't be making mIling organizations vids are. Lol. Find this vid with the most awesome shipping station and it was custom made. Buy your mIlers from aliexpress. Most of the amazon poly sellers are dropshipping off ali for 4 x's the price. Just order a month out.
That's a great idea! Thank you for the suggestion, and thank you for watching!
nice
Thanks brickboi 55505!
Nice video
Thanks Andre!
Amazon is the same price as GTBag now 😅 so Amazon is better free shipping for the amount I buy
Yeah, we've found that Amazon is just the best for us usually when it comes to buying the bags. Thanks for watching Christian!
Heads up- you can use a larger label on a smaller box. Folding the label over the side of the box is O.K. It works best if you fold it where the address is on 1 side and the barcode is on the other. You can also cut the label, instead of folding it.
Thanks Michael! We fold it over on the little boxes we have. I haven't thought about cutting it. Thats a pretty good idea! Thank you, might have to try that.
Stamp-connection.com has the best prices and service for stamps in my experience.