From the guys I know when electric, it seems they says its the only way to go. Im looking forward to moving towards electric myself. These generators are just too loud.

Heck yeah Im glad! I want to do a few more this style and probably the same length. We blew through that hour, it felt like 15 minutes.

Not a bad business model. I think this would be a lucrative business with the right marketing and clients for sure.

Thanks Bro. Yeah Hectors the man, Paramount is just down the way 👌

I mean they’re not cheap but I wouldn’t say crazy, How much would you expect them to be? They’re actually trying to make them as affordable as possible to hook people up.

@@Wazzletv not for $24k+, I’d say less than $20k would be reasonable. I buy cars from insurance auctions and you can easily find a Nissan NV less than $7k

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Sick man! Best of luck! I hope you enjoy the whole process, its a lot of fun 💪

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Yeah , save all the fuss and get it from them. They get the van and build it in a way that it can be sold cheaper. They have been doing this for a while and have sold tons of ready made setups

Would you recommend this for starters? @@Wazzletv

As many laser cut products that they are selling for maxshine it makes sense for them to set up there own operation. But it wouldn’t make sense for them to have another manufacturer produce it because they are already getting it from maxshine at a low cost. By them having there own machine they’ll produce hundreds of there own products and widen there profit margin. Those machines would pay for themselves in no time.

@@Wazzletv a quality fiber laser table can cost $1,000,000. A quality press break can run $50,000. They have to sell a lot of detail set ups to justify that cost. I've owned a long travel suspension company for over 10 years and I still couldn't justify the cost. The laser company would not "manufacture" the entire product for them, just handle the laser cut steel, breaking the steel, then hand it back to them. They would then do all the fabrication and as he mentioned he would later do the powder coating himself. Even that is a HUGE investment.

He right about farming it out i work at a fabrication place the laser cutting and breaking takes no time

Yeah they definitely have the infrastructure to make it happen, the only challenge would be recreating there fabrication team at another shop. The main guys who do the builds at this location are beasts man. They really get the job done, it’s probably hard to get guys like that. But if they did back east they’d probably have guys lining up to get setups from them.

Check out Ralda’s details, he’s in Richmond, VA

Same here in KC. I ain’t never seen anything like this here