It is pretty fun, but after some time it can get very repetitive! Haha. Thanks for watching!

c) by Bricklink definitions these are considered used if you assemble them (exception if they were assembled in the sealed box like in some battle packs)

Thank you sumOfItsPartsByJet. I appreciate the knowledge. We will look into this, and probably no longer assemble the figures anymore. Thank you very much!

Thank you Bedni87! We strive to make helpful videos. The goal would be to get all the information you need from 1 instead of having to go watch 5 different channels. Thank you for watching!

Of course! Happy it was able to help! Thanks for watching!

I'm glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

Hi Luke! That is exactly what we do. We get as many as we can/want at the time, then part them all out together. I do know some sellers who part out a couple, and then a few days later do some more, but personally for us, we prefer just to get it all done in one go. Makes it a little more efficient! Thank you for watching Luke!

That's great to hear! Happy this was helpful! There might be more videos we have that will also help you start a store if you're in the process of doing that! Thanks for watching!

Lol. Yeah, it is nice for some reason... Thank you for watching!

Glad I could help! It's definitely very time consuming, but if you do it right, it can pay off!

Thanks! We'll have some updated tutorials coming soon since BrickLink has slightly changed. Thanks for watching!

Our pleasure! Hopefully you found it helpful! Thank you so much for watching!

Hi Rafael! I'm happy you like these videos! I hope they are helpful! Thank you for watching!

In my opinion you should even avoid having similar pieces next to each other - especially like those two sides, mold variations or the absolut nightmare pneumatic T connectors in light gray and LBG (that piece usually is "somewhat in between"…). For those you want to have one on the top left and the other on the bottom middle with drawer numbers like "0005" and "1333" to avoid any chance of confusing them.

Nice! Which set?

@@JustABrickInTheBucket The 70430 - got the set for 19 and POV was at 60 (6 months sales avg) - funny thing is - one month later POV is down to 52

Nicolas Châteauneuf This means that instead of replacing the old remark with the new one or not applying the new one, it saves both. This only applies to pieces you already have in your inventory. Essentially you could then store the same lot in 2 different drawers, for example, 30 of the items will be in drawer 225, and the new 12 you’re uploading will be in drawer 1232. When you go to pick that order it will say in the remarks field: D0225, D1232. I hope that makes sense.

@JustaBrickintheBucket If you concatenate your lots say ten 2 x 2 black bricks with thirty 2 x 2 black bricks and have them in separate locations, how will you know the quantity to pick from each? So if a buyer buys 25 of those bricks, how will the seller know that they only need to pick 10 from the first lot and 15 from the second? Hope this makes sense.

Hi! Thanks for watching! I think the answer to your question is a difficult one, especially to type as a reply in the comments section, but overall I would say it depends on what you are really wanting and how large you intend to grow your store. If you are working to grow a large store with thousands of different lots and hundreds of thousands of total quantity, I would say yes, it is worth the time and cost, however there are a lot more factors to take into account than just expecting every set that is 3x part out value to be worth it. If you are not looking to grow a large store but instead just part out some sets, then I would say no, it is not worth the time. Mostly because you need to have a large variety of parts for people to shop at your store in any mass amount. Just having a couple thousand lots and less than 100k parts will likely not see a large return on the investment of those sets, especially with the labor needed to part them out. For those who want less than a full time job, I would say investing in sets is a better way to go, but if you're looking to start a full fledged business and hire employees, etc. then parting out is probably the way to go. Hopefully this helps a little! Thanks again for watching!

Hi Jim! We have not yet used BrickStock to upload parts, though I am thinking about doing this in the near future to give it a try. Thank you for watching!

Hmm.. That's weird. It works the same way. However used parts will not be consolidated with the new parts, they are separate lots. But if you already have a used part and add that same used part it should get consolidated. Just new and used stay separate.

We determine which ones to buy based on what parts are in the set (and knowing what parts will or will not sell), as well as the price and part out price of the set. If we are getting 3 times the amount of money we paid for the set (or more) we will likely part it out. The best place for us to get sets is Walmart during their early summer, or after holidays clearance. Though, this year it has been hard to get sets at good prices and deals are scarce. Hopefully this helps! Thank you so much for watching!

Bricklink is international, there are many UK sellers. If you join our discord you can ask some questions there for UK sellers. I do not recommend BL as a hobby. Many people do try to run it as a hobby but in order to make a decent amount of money you need to be putting in substantial hours in the beginning.

bain YT That is correct. This set included an extra belt per set, as an extra piece, so because of that I was able to put it on the minifigs, and list the additional in my store.

We have not, however we have a multi-part series in the process of being made where we redo this showing each method of being able to part out sets on BrickLink since there are now multiple ways as you mentioned!

@@JustABrickInTheBucket would love to know how you solved the problem of speeding up the putting away of parts in a bin loc system

The drawer units we have are Akro-Mils brand drawers. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000LDH3JC/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B000LDH3JC&linkCode=as2&tag=jabitb-20&linkId=7484edb9cdbb26a7e38831238a330299

@@JustABrickInTheBucket Thank you!

Yes, Akro Mils. They are the easiest to source, and in my opinion one of the better quality drawer units out there.

hi from usa

Hello there!

@@JustABrickInTheBucket hi nice videos

Yes, this method can be inefficient. We have since updated our process and can work much more quickly, I recommend you look at our "Brickstock Merge" video for info on that. I don't remember how long this set took as it was over a year ago but 2-3 hours was common. Orders do not take very long to pack.

We would probably lean towards selling them as complete sets. Especially since they're older sets! You'll probably get more money, but also they will sell so much quicker than the parts individually, not to mention how much less work it is to list and ship sets vs. parts!

You don't need to... They're just empty drawers you can use again. Only need to track containers that have something in.

just don't put them in again, so you always have a stack of empty drawers (which are used to part out sets…).

Hi Killy! You can go to BrickLink, then hover over the green market tab, click "Price Guide," and then type in the set number in the field on the right hand side of the page under the Part Out Value section. It will then give you the price for the part out! Thanks for watching!

McDonald's pays more per hour than this guy makes selling plastic crap. How smart do you think he is?

That is very smart! We'll probably start doing that from now on. Thanks for the idea!

@@JustABrickInTheBucket well .. on my chromebook though it doesn not happen but on a windows pc your screwed. haha. love your channel. keep it up!!

This is a big debate within the industry... we personally consolidate, meaning we put the parts in the drawers that already have that part. This is strictly so the customers are able to easily browse a store vs. seeing dozens of the same parts (because we store them in different places). Other people just upload to whichever drawer they want since it's faster. We prefer the customer experience though. Tough question to answer which is better, cause they both have benefits and disadvantages.

Shhh..... lol

Oh yes... long ago. This is a very old video!

Lol. Thanks for following along Ian! More FREE CONTENT coming soon! Haha. We actually have a video coming out Friday which will explain more about what is happening with the KZfaq channel in the coming weeks!

Lol. I have plenty... not gonna lie, I have no clue why in this video I didn't use one... Thank you for watching. Hopefully the shake was bearable.

actually no buying pieces individually is more expensive than buying the same amount of pieces in a set for example the 2019 ucs millennium falcon cost 800€ and buying the pieces alone cost around 1700€ without talking about shipping costs a Great set to part out is a set when the pieces cost 3x more than the set price itself because even if some parts doesn't sell great you will still gain some money

@@sparty6609 but isn't half of that value a few pieces that only gain their value from being exclusive and are very slow selling? And even more because of all the Bricklink sellers doing new pieces those stuff doesn't even get rare in the next future. I think, that's a common misconception: You don't live on selling UCS antennas - you live on selling technic pins, masonry bricks and trans-light blue tiles. Recently I filled a bucket at the PaB wall with a lot of fancy stuff (mostly window glasses, which are usually lost of garbage on used bulk) - but what pays the bucket, are the 750 green flowers to fill the holes.

lol! Yeah, it's a lot to manage. Thanks for checking it out though Small Brick Productions!