ADDING OVER 33,000 PARTS TO OUR STORE!! | BrickLink Part Out Party 6 | Parting Out 22 of LEGO 11011 

Agreed. lol. Thanks for watching 2172 Brixsax!

Almost! haha. We're looking into getting that done!

Well, when we drop studs, we have to figure out how many are remaining... hahaha. Thanks for watching Jaabo!

Was definitely a cool part out to film! Looks great on camera! Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much PRIMITEMAS!

Thanks BrickVonBarron! For both the congratulations and the love for the shirt!

We agree! It's cool to see the time-lapses after we're all done. Thanks for watching!

It's a lot harder than expected because the parts leave our inventory at the same speed as they go in. I guess its a good problem to have, but that makes it hard to expand.

@@JustABrickInTheBucket why aren't you just making the prices higher.

@@wallesdrop3026 We have experimented with this and we do increase the prices of some specific pieces like minifigs. However at our size people will not purchase from us if we increase the price far above the 6 month sales average. As we grow that will become possible, however having a lot of sales is great. The goal is not to have lots of lots, its to sell lots of pieces. Thanks for your question, hopefully this answered it.

@@JustABrickInTheBucket thanks for your answer

Thanks Tim! Yep, new haircut! Did it myself actually! haha. Thanks for watching!

Yep! Tons of parts. I agree, the overhead looks really cool with all the different colors! Thanks for watching Chris!

So I'm a Lego newbie, and I have a stupid question. When parts are generally only a few cents (I know there is sometimes a wide range in price) how is it one makes money on Bricklink?

Thanks Nicholas! We're glad you enjoyed it!

He might have.... lol. Defiantly a long process, but adds a ton of parts! Thank you for watching Karen!

Thank you so much Matthew!

Yes, you can put commas between remarks to separate them. I recommend you have everything in one bin though as it makes picking faster. The item will only show up once in the pick list. An alternative is to not consolidate lots and instead create a new identical lot with a completely different remark. Same issue as above, and it becomes harder to manage prices.

Yep, great deal!

Yep. Got a haircut! Actually cut it myself... lol.

Just A Brick In The Bucket cool!

Thank you FVBrixx!

They answered a question like this a few videos ago, they just go randomly. Since they pick orders by drawer number, not item type, it doesn’t really matter where they are on the wall.

We currently use a few different scanners in our store and the one in this video is no longer available, but this is our favorite one we have: amzn.to/3Bt3Olz Thanks for watching!

Thanks! It is fun to watch the time lapses! Thank you for watching!

Walmart got the tubs and amazon for the drawers

Usually Target, but Walmart also carries storage containers like that, as well as any main store like Walmart.

Thanks Juan!

Hi Kortex, We did not see consistent sales until we hit over 60,000 parts and around 2500 lots in our store. By then we were able to somewhat steadily rely on an average of 1 sale per day (over the course of a month). Hopefully that helps! Keep working at it and you'll get there! Thanks for watching!

@@JustABrickInTheBucket thanks you so much for answering, i have another question. How do you apply good shipping charges on bricklink with PayPal? I always pay more fee to PayPal, specially on small orders. Kind regards

There are a few ways to manage fees with small orders. Something we like to do is have a "small order fee" which charges the buyer $3.00 on orders that subtotal less than $3.00. This helps to offset the PayPal fees for the tiny orders, as well as the labor to pick a single part or two. You can also charge a little more for shipping if you'd like, which can then be used to cover the cost of materials and labor for shipping, etc. Really those costs should all be priced into your piece costs for buyers though. We currently just have one shipping rate of $4.95 or free shipping if your spend over $49.00. This flat rate makes it simple for buyers to check out, and helps to balance out or shipping costs for small orders that only cost $3.74 to ship. Also some might cost $8.00 to ship so there is a loss there. Overall there are a variety of ways to charge for shipping. Some stores just have a minimum buy which means buyers can only place an order if they hit a certain subtotal. This helps reduce the losses on small orders. I know that was a lot of information, and hopefully it all makes sense. Thank you for watching!

Quite well, it can be hard to tell specifically whether a part has sold as we restock over time, but I believe a large percentage of these pieces have sold, especially the bricks.

You are crazy for staying up all night...lol

Haha, lol but it seems like you guys do the same thing when you part out those big sets. Plus I was already done working in my store I was just about to go to bed but then decided to watch the video first.

@@RaingerRain That is true. Sometimes its an all night thing...lol.

Yes...definitely tons of parts. What're you building! Why so much gray?

@@JustABrickInTheBucket im building starwars bases. Im the type to build big or not at all. So Im just saving up a ton of grey so when Im ready to build, I can make something like Rich boi jhea.

@@hoarder66 That is super awesome!

Favourite Colour From The Lego Set 11019, Its Magenta, Blue, Red And Orange.

Thank you Yassine!