How I made $18K 3D Printing on Etsy - 4 Tips to get started

[@UncleJessy]

I just wanted to say thanks for the overwhelming positive response/turnout for this video. I haven't been this nervous posting a video in a while. Already outlining some followup videos on this subject! My Etsy Shop: www.etsy.com/shop/UncleJessy4Real

[@robertruschak7083]

Fascinating 💰

[@LapisTales]

is it okay if you make 3D printed steering wheels and sell them? or is that copying other people and illegal?

[@Gridmonkey72]

@@LapisTales He mentions in the video that he contacted the creator, and received permission.

[@Aristographic3D]

nice video, just curious how does it work about permission for Loki and Starro stuff...

[@nicholasbonilla89]

So in order to sell 3D files you need to ask the ppl you buy the file from permission to sell?

[@XxHeManWomenHaterxX]

I was so relieved when I heard the original designer gets some royalties. Thank you for being a great example for the community!

[@bioswars8827]

This is so great that royalties are paid. I've lost out many years ago when dealing with P&G about my design for a Disposable Diaper backsheets, from plastic to Wax polymer and other fiber. Although I had a contract with them, they currently still use that design and don't pay.

[@ryanbarker5217]

did he pay royalties to the companies who own the intellectual property rights for everything else, though?

[@blendwork_channel733]

He doesn't want to be a HADOUKEN after all! :D

[@TrevelyanP26]

I was so relieved to find this it’s so dumb that people can go on thing verse and take a design and then use it to make a profit with out compensation for the designer

[@quietpillsdispensedondeman5189]

Hes paid me nothing and i didnt approve his request to sell this.

[@Donatellangelo]

Good idea. I personally make one good print, then use it as a mold for casting. I can reproduce the item much more quickly that way.

[@Cleavatr0n]

Cybercraft uses that method for their helmets. I’m considering using it as well.

[@covagirl247reviews6]

😊Thanks for that great tip.

[@teeambird2079]

I’m wondering if the 3d printed aspect gives it more of a unique selling point.

[@zhaetur]

Great video. Exactly mirrored my experience selling 3d prints online. I like that you emphasized the importance of finding efficient products to sell. Creating big items is fun but very impractical long term. Selling small functional items and then marketing them based on the value they provide rather than if a small plastic thing should be as expensive as you made it is key

[@ManofOneGod]

That steering wheel idea is just absolute pure genius.

[@ihatekillerclowns]

Yeah and all he did was rip it off some other bloke

[@jakelawliet3584]

@@ihatekillerclowns who?

[@SpaceflightRocketShorts]

@@ihatekillerclowns he did not rip them off, if you pay attention, he says that he asked the designer before selling them. Pay attention before hating.

[@ihatekillerclowns]

@@SpaceflightRocketShorts The author of this video also condoned reproducing Iron Man helmets...so

[@SpaceflightRocketShorts]

@@ihatekillerclowns DID YOU PAY ATTENTION TO LATER IN THE VIDEO WHERE HE LITERALLY SAID HE PAID THE ORIGINAL CREATOR GOSH

[@ViralKiller]

I made about 6k before the force awakens came out, selling kylo ren sabers before the Disney release...good times

[@ihatekillerclowns]

And then you get sued

[@thebagelboyjr9351]

@@ihatekillerclowns LOL

[@ASkewedView3D]

​@@ihatekillerclowns Exactly why we are refraining from posting fanart on Etsy ourselves. It's all a gamble on whether or not they will come after you, and for $6k, I guarantee they sent something his way. I'd rather not take any chance and do everything legally.

[@ilia2178]

@@ihatekillerclowns Or just lose your whole store like that time when there was a crackdown on baby yoda stuff.

[@forposterity4031]

Heres the thing about this though, it's illegal to sell copyrighted ip. Iron man mask, batman mask, etc, they have people that go around etsy and ebay starting lawsuits so if you get noticed doing it and you're in america or UK you'll get sued for more than 20 grand easy.

[@CaptainEggcellent]

This awesome! I bought a 3D printed VR lens protector off Etsy and it’s been so useful

[@UncleJessy]

Wow wow wow... look who it is ;) And right there is a perfect example of something random people could design/print and sell for extra $$

[@whowatwhere7936]

Uncle Jessy why would u just take his idea did u give him any money from it ?

[@carenemarie1843]

hello verified youtuber

[@vampcaff]

@@UncleJessy just grab a file off thingiverse and start making that cheddar.

[@ic3dragons223]

@@vampcaff And With permission! :)

[@DrekeXorn13]

This video convinced me that this as a side gig is a legit good idea if I manufacture the right product, so yes PLEASE make more like this! Go into more details in your process: How did you ship these? USPS, Fedex, UPS? How did you determine the product's cost? What was your profit margin?

[@gabenzb]

Curious about how much was spent on resin during that earning period. Trying to get an understanding of the overhead involved. Thanks for the great video either way, very helpful 😁

[@ralfnikoparohinog1918]

I'm planning to start 3d printing business and I'm in the right channel to get information about this stuff. Love the hadokin part lol. Very humorous and informative Uncle Jessy keep it up.

[@barrettvelker198]

How'd it go? I'm thinking about jumping in the space

[@mightress]

My son and i just got into 3d printing. He wants to go that direction with his education. He is 15 and autistic. I bought the cheapest printer i could find. A cloned clone of a cloned a8. As expected is was not all that good but that was the point. Learned my son how to design parts to improve the printer. When the mainboard blew up we made it arduino controlled. The printet works just fine now. We both learned a lot of that piece of junk. Now we have a ender3 wich ofcourse is a lot better.

[@dirtfriend]

that's awesome

[@vanrietfrederik]

keep learning and improving! you're son will learn alot that way ;-)

[@Lookadoo87]

Got a sub here as im looking into getting a 3d printer myself. Always looking for certain things and can never find it so figured why not do it myself and maybe make a side hustle out of it

[@jimmysnow]

I am letting you know down in the comments that I really enjoyed this

[@UncleJessy]

Thanks man! Will have a followup here soon

[@austinhernandez2716]

Hey Jimmy!

[@beepbeeblebrox3972]

Ey I know you

[@paulrhodeman8276]

Dude! The censor sound bits are epic! lol

[@langelr8714]

Thanks man for be an inspiration and so clear, respectful and grateful with the opportunity you had. Keep rocking it!!!

[@3DJapan]

I've set up one listing on Etsy before. In that case it was some gold earrings that I designed. They would be printed and drop shipped by Shapeways. I had that up for like a year with no sales. Now I have some other ideas and finally have my own printers and I've been planning to start selling my own files.

[@matthewsager925]

I am actually enjoying this video. Honestly, your background made me click...specifically Cap's shield and the Infinity Gauntlet. I knew I would be able to trust you, lol.

[@nigiastephens6984]

This info is going to save my sanity. I'm out of work and not sure what creative thing to do to make a good chunk of income. I'm creative and very artistic but my income came from Spa work. Been enjoying the thought of making with a resin printer. Now, I'm gonna eat up everything you have on this for new creators needing income ASAP. Thank you!

[@jamesketter9195]

My single Ender 3 is now running pretty much day and night to keep up with sales of some easy to make replacement toy parts I was able to design myself using just Tinkercad. I currently average over 1900.00 a month and am just adding my second 3D printer to my little side business. I figure if I want to leave my day job and do this full time, I have to build demand and expand my selection. I'll have to grow 3 to 4 times my current size, but it is within my grasp very soon. I figure I will have 3 to 5 printers in my print farm. I have certainly noticed that having a lot of positive reviews is key to driving business. When I first started out sales were very slow. I might make one sale every couple of weeks. But, as more and more happy customers review my sales page, more and more sales come in. I now average about 3 to 5 orders a day. It is very rare a day goes by that I don't get at least a couple of orders. My Ender 3 has paid for itself several hundred times now. One thing I would recommend is always make your product 5 to 10 times before you sell it. 1, so you have worked out all the kinks or flaws in the print before you go to sell it, and 2, so you have stock ready to ship immediately, and not have to wait for the printer to finish that 20 hour print before you can run off your current order. You'll have a lot of stress if you suddenly receive a huge order for your product, and you have to print each item before you can ship it. Buyers expect you to send the package out in 24 to 48 hours. If it takes you longer than that to just print the order you'll be getting a lot of unhappy customers. Much easier to just reach into the pile of already printed product, than to have to wait, and hope the prints don't fail.

[@boozebeard9501]

I'm really curious if there have been any cases of companies coming down on people who are printing stuff the violates copy rights? Marvel could come and shut down all those people selling iron man masks and even sue them if they wanted. If people are really making good money doing this stuff it seems like it's going to happen eventually right?

[@us3rnam3144]

they do, usually listings get pulled and sometimes your shop gets taken down ad you get a lifetime ban from etsy

[@ryanbarker5217]

@@lambrettaladUK generally you'd get a cease and desist. they don't *have* to give you one and just go ahead and sue the daylights out of you, but it's just not economical to do that when an official piece of paper with fancy letterhead or e-mail usually scares the hell out of people enough to make them stop. bootleggers don't give a toss about being banned, i'd guess, it's just a matter of firing up another account until that one goes tits up, too. you're right, too, those huge companies have legal teams and people who just looks for IP infringement.

[@barryjohnson409]

Hello Uncle Jessy, I have been a 3D Printer fan for a couple of years...started truck driving and it's not easy to continue my hobbies etc...but it can be done. I'll be talking with you. New subscriber 🤝🤝

[@Penguinpaintballer]

That's good for you, the markets seem to be overwhelmed and saturated now. Finding little niche hobby objects to do sometimes do a little but if I can do anywhere near 18 that would buy us a lot of time right now. So I'm going to keep trying to find a niche that's not overwhelmed like you did but as you said look at all the copies now.

[@nafurachan9061]

I love this! Would love to see more of this definitely !! Thanks for making this!

[@TechBytesRN]

Thanks for taking the time to create this video. I am getting ready to purchase my first 3D printer to produce items that I will show on my KZbin channel for the niche I produce content for. Already took a look on Etsy for an idea I had and found almost no competition. Hopefully I can do something in return for you some day.

[@waynefilkins8394]

referring to around 10:00 yeah the best route is the stuff you can just print n ship. Saw a guy doin a product that's just basically a big chunk of plastic, he throws a couple other things in it and packages. Dude has 10 printers going. Post-processing or w/e you wanna call it takes like 5 seconds tops. That's how you make the big $$ without being overwhelmed with all that work on each product and having to hire people.

[@KirillFrolov77]

Thoroughly enjoying it. Thanks for such a long and detailed video.

[@MychealJones]

Great video +Uncle Jessy; I just purchased my second 3D printer to help out the local hospital with PPE. I have always thought of going into 3D printing myself as either a second source of income all while enjoying my 3D printer. Thank you for posting this and continue doing what you do.

[@diverspudph1310]

Loved the video! Thank you for this. Don't think I'll be going into printing as a business, but good to know how the whole process works

[@FVCK-]

I messaged Uncle Jesse on ETSY last year asking him a couple of questions about this thing but he never responded. I saw the specs from the originator and it was pretty much the same so I just bought one anyway. I figured if it sucked it didn’t matter cause it was cheap. This thing is the biggest piece of shit rip-off I’ve ever come across on ETSY. You can’t access your PS4 home button with this attached. It’s a bitch to get on. It cracked the second time I put it on anyway. But not before causing my controller to have drift issues after using only twice. I’m just thankful that I tested it on my second controller and didn’t ruin my main one with this shit box of a product.

[@HBFTimmahh]

I'm new to 3d Printing. Fairly computer competent and very mechanically competent. I want to make parts for the RC Crawling Hobby and others. First small scale pieces, but my goal is to be able to design body panels as well as interior panels in fullscale detail to create a fully operational piece, with opening doors, roll down windows, opening trunks and hoods, working retracting ragtops, etc. A 3d Printer will make these things possible, but that is where I am clueless. So most items will be not too large, but body panels, etc. will get pretty big, especially if I make 1/8th scale items and larger, which I would like to do for 1/5th scale F1 Rcs. Anyways, that is the basic scope of my desired outcome. So which 3D Printers would you recommend? Some pieces may be as large as 24 inches in length. I could make them 2 piece to go together which his something I already considered, however, if I could, doing them one piece would be preferable. Looking forward to your suggestions. Also, I am not opposed to using 2 machines, one for the large items and one for the smaller items, where I could run the large one doubling out parts when not printing a large item. Lastly, I would like to print in high strength product. Nylon, Nylon/CF CF, or other similar tough products. Thank for any info tips and direction you may be able to point me in.

[@loungewithlofi]

Isn't the free version of Fusion 360 only for personal use?

[@3DJapan]

Good point.

[@nickresa7554]

Its free Up to 100k rev a year, then you have to sub

[@RudyAmid]

I only like to make what I want for myself. Selling to someone takes the joy out of this hobby.

[@theoriginalarticle]

yup, definitely would enjoy more videos about this topic!

[@sambowen]

I don't have a 3d printer, but have used blender quite a bit, and recently tried making an stl from a model I made and slicing it in cura. I may someday try printing it out. 😎

[@antoniotcvetkov2780]

Love the video, seen you many times, but this one made me subscribe. Please make more on the topics which you explained.

[@xanperia]

The problem with popular TV shows and movies is that people usually don't have the rights to sell copyrighted stuff. People just can't make a Pokemon fidget spinner or an Ironman mask and think that selling them legal.

[@HowieMurray]

Great video!!! I have an Elgoo Mars already and a prusaMK3s on the way... they were mostly for myself and prototyping things that go for more mass production... but until seeing your video here I never considered the possibility of an Etsy store just to gain a little extra revenue and keep the machines busy making money. Great idea! I loved your review on the Phenom which is my next target for resin printing machine. Consider me subscribed!

[@TampaTec]

Also Check out pinside website 3d print pinball mods sell awesome on pinside market place. Light up Godzilla would sell fast for new Godzilla pin.

[@DIYGarage_SoCal]

Pricing! I'm finding that charging for my design time, time spent putting together, sanding and painting makes my items too pricey for some buyers. How can we compare our pricing to the market pricing for similar items.

[@Lavasioth]

I think you kind of have to eat that cost at first, and hope you're volume multiplies your small margin into something worthwhile. Its a tough balance because, especially FDM prints, there is only so much you can reasonably charge for something.

[@SirAyme]

"Some Buyers" is actually the key word here. Balancing the price to a point where you get not all the buyers, but enough buyers to keep you busy is actually where you want to be.

[@TavishHill]

ProTip: Build a single master and make a good mold or two to do castings from. Ya only have to clean the print up once and it is vastly faster/easier than printing the same model over and over. ;)

[@DIYGarage_SoCal]

@@TavishHill most of my prints are customs and one offs.

[@guyb7995]

It's a problem, many people can't break free from the mass manufactured plastic toy market prices in their head to a hand made (with artistic skill) one off product.

[@NatoriousFilms]

Man wish I had a 3d printer want to print my own funko pop style models. Since there is so many characters I want in that style

[@conceive3d217]

I'm a 3D Designer, and I've been wanting to sell my designs on Etsy. Just haven't pulled the trigger yet. I think it might be about time to give it a shot though. I keep debating on if I should offer just the prints, or the print files as well. Love watching your videos. They're always awesome and informative.

[@BurninGems]

Personally, if they are your files then sell the finished prints. Once you release the print file, people will steal them. Look at the various issues with the Baby Yoda's. One person in particular took the file that was from the patreon'd creator and tried to pass off as their own and was posting on facebook groups, etc... Only sell the files to people you can trust and identify if the file is leaked. Of course, this is only my opinion.

[@UncleJessy]

The beauty of it, is you can experiment with it and see what works well for you and the files/prints you offer. You could offer both and see what ends up bringing you in more orders then start to focus on that aspect over the other.

[@conceive3d217]

@@BurninGems That is pretty much why i haven't tried selling any files yet. For fear of someone stealing them. I have though about building a logo into my models, to hopefully stop the stealing from happening.

[@theLorax]

Conceive3D the only people buying digital files on Etsy are the ones turning around and selling them. You can put whatever legal language you want but your time will be spent trying to get Etsy to remove the shop. Make it as hard as possible for someone to sell your IP. Etsy isn’t known to be seller friendly they are a public company and only care about the bottom line. If someone buys your idea and prints and generates a lot of money for Etsy guess who Etsy will side with. I’ve been selling a long time on Etsy and just want to say protect your own interests because nobody else will.

[@A_Litre_of_Farva]

Great video, very helpful and inspiring!

[@Toxiclie927]

Thanks for the info! I ordered one today to check out your work and get a feel for the process.

[@inna.rudenko8571]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZyrm3-Ag9lnpbM

[@mattblair613]

I love this, I’ve been looking to get into 3D printing for years and your page is perfect! This is the first video I’ve watched of yours so I’ll definitely be coming back, thanks.

[@leeowens9300]

Awesome video, ive started creating in vr as i find it easier than trying to sculpt a 3d object on a 2d screen. Havent sold anything yet apart from a few bits n bobs to friends etc.

[@UncleJessy]

Oh man! how is that? Honestly, that is what interests me the most about VR. Gaming looks amazing but being able to sculpt & design in 3D seems crazy cool

[@leeowens9300]

@@UncleJessy its cool but really needs to be finished in something like zbrush to clean up any fine detail, hard surfaces etc. Also better for organic stuff in my experience.

[@leeowens9300]

@@UncleJessy i can send you pics if you have a way of DM.

[@fadetonoirfilms]

What software do you use for that?

[@zagamun5909]

This is a pretty neat video. I'd been thinking of getting into something like this for some side income. Thanks for the vid. 👍

[@drawmaster77]

kinda cool, I want to get into something like this but incorporate electronics with 3D printing. Too bad I don't have Facebook (and don't want to make one) to see that group.

[@mrtee3477]

So you made 18K in 2 years? How many printers do you own? How much materials do you use? electricity? Space to put printers? shipping cost? how many hours you spent do all that stuff?

[@OutdoorsWithDavid]

I realy enjoying this daddy!

[@TinTeddyVideos]

How do you go about getting the licensing to use the various trademarks legally?

[@TonyPitwood]

Thanks, Uncle Jessy, I really appreciated your tips

[@nataschastorm1873]

Awsome video! Got me amped up to start selling my stuff!

[@novakmiler7944]

I had an etsy account. Placed an item for sale that I designed and modeled and printed. Few weeks later my account was suspended and removed without me being informed. I have mailed them about 5 times with regards to why and still no response after 5 months.

[@MozTS]

novak miler sounds about right

[@ryanbarker5217]

i can imagine the frustration. i seem to recall a lot of etsy people getting railroaded because di$ney got a bug up their ass and their accounts were nixed while not having a damn thing to do with 'baby fucking yoda.'

[@videojorg]

You're inspiring, thanks for this wonderful video, greetings from Colombia

[@tuskedwalrus1331]

what is the name of that ipad app?

[@LuisGarcia-vs7zd]

I pay people on fivver to do my designs. usually $35

[@DisYT56]

Can you do another man these are well good

[@ionescuvaly9318]

Thanks, mate ...very nice presentation and tips

[@toluabisola]

Great video and great information. Would love more like this.

[@dean4125]

I know exactly what I plan on 3d printing. I planned on this a couple years ago but never followed thru with it. im gonna 3d print Gijoe Action figures. i mainly wanted to do it for myself but vintage figures have gotten out of hand so now I rather 3d print them for myself and to sell them.lol.

[@laserboy7362]

These vids are very helpful

[@FP3DStudio]

Thanks for this video. It really inspires me to do something really interesting :) Good job for your item, man! :)

[@NIGHTMARERICA]

If I said on the file that people can go ahead and sell it and I constantly get messaged asking for permission anyways I'd be a little annoyed... Great video man.

[@sashidasage1257]

Interested in more videos please!

[@Drawfill]

Ive got tons of ideas on what i want to do when ill get my first printer. I wanna learn design on my own, any pointers? I intend to start as a hobby but eventually when i'll be able to do stuff on my own maybe scale up.

[@yurushii]

So many HADOUKENS out there! LMAO!

[@ilanchezhiyanr1577]

For movie characters we need to have a license right..?!

[@Dantami98]

Can you make a vlog where you present/show how you set up your etsy account?

[@StevenDavisPhoto]

You should be Uncle Joey. You look closer to Dave Coulier.

[@UniflixmediaChannel]

Great video! I enjoyed it

[@jmp7624]

Made $18,000 but you have 2.9% fee plus a .30 cent transaction fee through paypal. Then you have roughly $3 to $6 per print sold for shipping...Then you will most likely have to pay a fee for the STL file to be able to sell it. That $18,000 just went down to roughly $9,000. Then that doesnt include the fee for listing on etsy, the supplies, the power for printing, or the promotional cost. He has a large KZbin channel and most of his traffic probably came from KZbin. Also, once you hit $20,000 and 200 transactions through paypal, you have to pay income tax on that revenue. This can be up to 36% so make sure to keep ALL of the records even you dont plan on making that much.

[@booksontrains]

I am enjoying this. :)

[@jedirogar]

This is awesome!!!! And was something I was considering doing as well mixed with my paint and lathing knowledge!!! I am having a print issue with my creator pro 2 on the right extruder after changing nozzles currently though :/. Working to sort it out lol

[@richardvanstraaten8091]

Hey man, great video. It's given me the next steps to improve upon. Thanks for taking the time to help others like me, looking to create something with my 3D Printing Business. You are a real inspiration to others. Keep it up.

[@sosonames8749]

8:22 " do not be a ´HADUUKEN' " 🤣

[@AndrewduToit]

I just got my 3D printer. Was thinking of doing something like this.

[@mooseyman74]

Good advice, hoping to master some design software myself 👍🏻

[@ishaq605]

Love from India Really enjoyed

[@bjornhenning2433]

Awesome ...why just not polute nature whilest one could use a pro-spray-cam

[@patrickmurray4819]

Download preexisting model, import into modeling software, do a slight modification, save, apply for a patent, become a millionaire like thousands of other companies have.

[@chasemudd9040]

Have you tried it???

[@jorgerosales5242]

Excellent Uncle, I am in the use car business and recently looking for a "Trim" part for a 2004 car that is hard to get and costing around $180 online... this got me thinking if it will be better for me to invest in a 3D printer and learning how to make the parts for the cars instead of looking to buy then.... The Trim I am talking about is to cover the outside door Pilar of the car...... In this scenario, what kind of printer you recommend and since the part will be expose to daily Sun and UV rays, what kind of material to use? By the way I am a Computer systems engineer so can handle learning new tech... Thanks Uncle !!!!

[@CGPotato42]

Very helpful, more videos like this would be cool.

[@kramasz]

Your hands are wild

[@guy4735]

This is a great video. You mentioned that you offered to give a cut from your earnings to the creator of the model. I am thinking of selling 3D prints too, but I have no idea what would be reasonable for me to offer, may you please give me some advice on that aspect. Thank you

[@keithclark8030]

Thanks for the video.

[@tajmeeltarfeeh7030]

The most important you are above all good things you are doing you are a nice respectful Person wish all the best Thanks for the Video

[@WayneWingedAngel]

Thanks for the sharing Uncle Jessy! I’m gonna try out ETSY now to sell some of my prints... gonna find more unique or design something new for this! 😍

[@TechnoLover1397]

I've actually been considering starting my own etsy shop recently, so this was wonderful information to find! I'd love to see more videos like this if you would be willing to make them!

[@kiahjobe3858]

This video was very helpful. Do you have any information/resources on how to make the sig in the video at 00:50?

[@EJTechandDIY]

Thanks, allot of great information on this one. Stay healthy.

[@Antsmith21]

Thank you for the tips. New sub!

[@forestbirdoriginals4917]

When I looked at the timeline of that 18k, I was a bit taken back. This sounds anything but feasible as a living. 9k a year is a nice side business, but shoot it’s 1/6th of a single persons income that supports a small family and a very very modest life. I didn’t finish the video. Just to be honest. I think my 3D printer will just have to be a prototyping tool for me and fixturing tool.

[@UncleJessy]

All about side gig and extra income. Some people have turned this into a full time gig by putting in more effort. I’m extremely lazy about mine and that’s an extra 18k with minimal effort behind it

[@classicsound90]

Thanks for this Video!

[@User-dc6sm]

If you live in america you can print pistol frames, if they look clean you're going to make fortunes

[@takeittothegrave6302]

i can help you in the part of 3d design and visualization and maybe g-code generation

[@User-dc6sm]

@@takeittothegrave6302 ? which design

[@takeittothegrave6302]

@@User-dc6sm pistol design

[@jsewmaj7188]

Great helpful video! What type of 3D machines do you have?

[@RyanBarnes]

Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, NBA Jam

[@kingjames7063]

This was what I needed

[@iamzeus6796]

Im only and hour an a half from you xD, great videos by the way, you have helped me alot with my 3d printing arsenal

[@blackmennewstyle]

You are suck at home. You have a 3D printer. Why not using it? Electricity bill: "Let me kindly introduce myself..."

[@lifehackertips]

0:11 yeah in 2 years. I do that too on ebay.