How I earn $720 an hour with my uv printer printing on light switch cover plates jaysprinters

I found a quarter in my couch this morning. Took only 1 second. Long story short, my couch generates $900/hr

nobody shares a gold mine until the gold mine is all but dried up sir.... i think you sell printers

In a related "product", I work in a commercial electrical company and we use a UV laser to mark cover plates (switches, receptacles, blanks, etc) with circuit numbers or other information as needed. It's the same "indestructible" type covers. I have a template board for alignment in the printer and I just cover most of the plate with painter's tape, use coreldraw to fire up the laser and raster in text or diagrams to burn through the tape and into the plate before finally filling in the mark with plastic-bonding spray paint with the remaining tape as a mask. It takes a little time with all the individual steps but makes a sharp looking piece. For stainless steel we skip the tape and spray on a metal marking compound which looks somewhat like an ugly gray/yellow spray paint but makes an indelible black mark into the metal when lasered, so it remains no matter what cleaners or handling happens. This has been a big saving/profit center for the company since we brought this kind of signmaking, label making, everything-marking services in-house for ourselves and for customers.

I don’t do any printing and have no other reason to watch it other than enjoyment. And I enjoyed it.

This is the best printer ad ever.

Guys if you want to make $720 an hour, the trick is to not calculate the time it took to create the designs, set up the design on the computer, cut the plywood board, drill the plywood board holes, buy the material, cost of the ink, time to create the listings on Amazon, time to respond to Amazon customers, time to pack and ship the $8.99 item. Cost of box, packing materials and shipping, time to take items to the Post office. Also, don't include the initial cost of the computer, software and printer which also have a finite lifespan.

Awesome man, you are killing it!

Wow, didnt know there was so much hate for someone trying to help others! Truly we have lost our way.

Pretty cool! Just a suggestion, if you turn the slots in an up and down orientation on the screws, it'll make it easier for customers to line them up make electricians and OCD folks like me happy😊

This is theoretical money. You can charge $720 for an hours worth of printing but they may (possibly or probably) sit in an Amazon warehouse for years unsold.

Thanks for the info man we appreciate it. Keep it up !

Wow, what a cool machine! I had never heard of it... great video!!

Great idea, nice presentation. Thanks.

Brilliant idea Jay 👍

I see people selling decorative plates for as low as $3.99 on Amazon severely undercutting rhe $8.99. And when China sees these selling they're going to go lower than $3.99.

Pretty cool. You just gave me a fantastic idea. Thanks for sharing this video. 😊

Fantastic video. If I might make a suggestion. A lot of people including myself are very picky about the screw orientation. It’s a small thing, but orienting the screws so the line goes straight up and down would be a small detail that won’t go unnoticed by your customers. I know it’s something that I would really appreciate if I were a customer. Thanks for the great video!

We used to take old discarded wallpaper sample books and wrap outlet covers.

Wow never seen a uv printer before. Love the end results! Great job, thanks for sharing.

Great idea! May I suggest you align the screws vertically (plumb) when you lay them on the bed? Then the pattern will align when the screw is plumb, looking even better. And you have many more options for SKU's when you add in the Decora style covers and the magnetic ones (with NO screws). Nice work and thank you for sharing Jay!