My Routine as a 3D Print Farmer

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In today’s exciting episode, I give you an intimate look into the daily life of a 3D Print Farm and what my morning routines are like.

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Samcraft is a channel all about educating, inspiring, motivating, encouraging, and sharing the things I've learned since starting my own small business in 2018.

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0:00 - Intro

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[VictorMTaveras]

I have no clue why the algorithm recommended this to me but I sat through the whole thing. Top notch business, sir. Very interesting.

[elekssender]

What a nice guy - I’m not so interested in 3d printing but he presented it so nicely that I watched until the end

[sdcoinshooter]

I have no idea why… but I found this video extremely interesting. Here’s to you and your business sir!

[UncleJessy]

Okay… this was exactly what I’ve been trying to tell some people I want to do… sort of a vlog… but not a vlog. This was pretty awesome. Watched the entire video while drinking my coffee and building a lego set. 1000% you should continue posting these

[Prestegist]

Why did I watch this whole video for something i'm not interested in? Man is so gentle and down to earth. Nice to see.

[mystscot]

Superb that you have mentioned the humidity problems, not many seem to mention this. Also, for the viewers, take note, this fella ain't reviewing just one 3D printer/model, he is using these on a daily basis as a business venture, so he will know more about these 3D printers that most of the one-shot "influencer" (dislike that word) sponsored videos that you see on here. Sam is worthy of a like and follow as the information he gives in his videos is priceless information based on long-term usage.

[finkster]

Dude, you seem like the kind of person I want training me on new equipment. Knowledgeable but not arrogant, that goes a long way. Thanks for the video, it gave me a new perspective on 3D printing that I hadn't considered prior.

[allanmoura]

You aimed for a standard Youtube video, but hit a masterclass. Congratulations!

[zhxnick]

Camera is great. I’d make a small suggestion for productivity. You said you walk back and forth a bunch. Think about getting a small cart to put the finished prints or the sheets. You could clear half/a quarter of the plates with a cart. Save you a bit of work time. Doesn’t need to be fancy. Small enough to move around in the space but could save you some time.

[thelordschips]

I live in an alternate universe where this guy is an offgrid homesteader.

[theabstrakt]

I do not know why I subbed because this isnt my regular content, you just seem like a really good guy man. I wish you all the best

[RedeemedManOfGod]

You’re a very wholesome person. Really enjoyed watching this.

[brianpacchetti]

The new camera clarity is super sharp and clear, right down to the finest details.

[JayEs]

Love it, please do WAY more. More behind the scenes of running a business are great.

[maonlineoffers]

Great organization. One suggestion would be to have a cart and two sets of print plates. So take the finished plate off, put it on a roll cart top shelf, take a new plate off the second shelf, and move on. So then all your printers are ready for the next job without needing to take everything off the plates.

[bonniehollingsworth]

Running this business is so cool. You did this, Sam! I watched you build those shops and you filled them up with your dreams and muscles. Please, more vlogs like this! You are good at Show and Tell. Important skills we started learning in kindergarten. Now you can use your knowledge and speaking abilities to raise your beautiful family. ❤️Blessings to you all.

I noticed you handling those packing slips above each printer and remembered something from my past "restaurant owner" years. That sparked an Idea in my brain when I saw it a few weeks ago and I created something to turn that two hand operation to a one hand operation. Thank you for sparking that Idea.

[danhalpert]

That camera is doing a great job. As a former business owner, organization is one of the major keys to success. I love the QR codes tied to the appropriate video is a brilliant idea and must cut down your customer support role. It's exciting to see your success, it is well earned !

[carolbrady]

I very much like your organization. Many people are haphazard with their organization. The camera and mic are excellent. You look like you've been doing this longer than six months for sure. Wishing you much luck in the future!!

[LDDesigns]

I don't own a farm, just do some custom stuff at home (with 6 printers), but this was quite interresting watched till the end. Finding a product you can keep on selling is nice, bless you and your business wish for you all goes well!