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Gold Gulf Coast Design & Eric’s Home brewing
United States
Приєднався 20 бер 2015
Gold Gulf Coast Design is our laser engraving business As well as Home brewing Beer. My hobby and my passion for beer, that’s what we want to share!
Blackstone and warranty!
I want to make this video if you were interested in buying a Blackstone and wanted to share my experience with them and having warranty taken care of here’s the video. Hope you enjoy.


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Відео
Thunder Laser Bolt 1-Month review by Gold Gulf Coast Design
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We've had the Bolt in our Shop running 5 days a week for one month our Employees had allot to say about this machine and here is our Review of this machine hope you enjoy. #laser #rflaser #lasercutting #thunderlaser #desktoplaser #Thunderlaserusa
Thunder Laser Bolt one week on the Job.
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This is our full time Laser engraving business, We will give a one month full review of the #thunderlaser Bolt in the next few weeks, this marks one week so far in our Shop its looking like a great Addition so far. (If you have any question feel free to ask us we are happy to help if we can) #laser #laserengraving #lasercutting #workfromhome @THUNDERLASERSYSTEM @ThunderLaserUSA #laser #lasercut...
Thunder Laser Bolt has arrived!! With a Shop tour of our full-time laser engraving Business
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Thunderbolt has landed in our shop. We are adding it with our other two Thunder Lasers. We now have a Thunder Aurora a Nova 35/100 and the Thunder Bolt. This is my full-time job that we started two years ago #laser #lasercutting #laserengraving #workfromhome @ThunderLaserUSA @thunderlaser.official 
Our Laser Business is growing so fast We’re Adding a 3rd laser to the Shop!
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We decide to add another Machine to the shop and I will explain why we are going in this direction, We have decided to add another Thunder Laser to our Shop. @thunderlaser.official @ThunderLaserUSA#laser #lasercutting #laserengraving #workfromhome 
Hot mess Honey day 2 more antics. sponsored @goldgulfcoastdesignericsho8628
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Every afternoon after I shut the shop down we have our ball time and Honey never disappoints with her antics..
Hot mess Honey every afternoon. At goldgulfcoastdesignericsho8628
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Honey always hangs out with me in the shop during the day, after we shut down its ball time and this happens way more often than not..
Full time Laser Engraving Business, Machine types and how to gain traction using Social media.
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This time I discuss how to leverage social media in your favor and why you don't need expensive equipment to get started in this business.. goldgulfcoastdesignericsho8628 @thunderlaser.official @ThunderLaserUSA#laser #lasercutting #laserengraving #workfromhome 
How we run our laser engraving business when Facebook has changed the way content is seen.
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A few weeks ago Facebook changed they way content is seen and promoted this is what we do now. This is our laser engraving company "Gold Gold Gulf Coast Design" we only use Thunder Laser products we are not paid to say this. goldgulfcoastdesignericsho8628 @ThunderLaserUSA @thunderlaser.official eric.landrum.566?mibextid=LQQJ4d #lasercuttingmachine #laserengravingbusiness #lasercutt...
Making My full time laser engraving business work.
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Making My full time laser engraving business work.
Honey the Labradoodle. It’s still daytime Dad!
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Honey the Labradoodle. It’s still daytime Dad!
Honey the Hot Mess Labradoodle afternoon run.
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Honey the Hot Mess Labradoodle afternoon run.
MY Hilarious Hot Mess Honey not sharing…
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MY Hilarious Hot Mess Honey not sharing…
Honey is ready Rain or Shine! and she has bad language..
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Honey is ready Rain or Shine! and she has bad language..
Honey our hot mess Labradoodle loves to fetch and let’s us know.
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Honey our hot mess Labradoodle loves to fetch and let’s us know.
Rescue Kittens we found on our property! So sweet
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Rescue Kittens we found on our property! So sweet
Little Machine shop mini lathe model 7350 7x16
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Little Machine shop mini lathe model 7350 7x16
Review of 18” RIMS system and INKBIRD IPB-16 PID
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Review of 18” RIMS system and INKBIRD IPB-16 PID
Review of Electric Brewing Supply BIAB 30amp 220v System
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Review of Electric Brewing Supply BIAB 30amp 220v System
Build your own beer recipes using Beer Smith 3 step by step
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Build your own beer recipes using Beer Smith 3 step by step
Kveik yeast makes summer lager like beer easy.
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Kveik yeast makes summer lager like beer easy.
Cleaning all your home brewing equipment
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Cleaning all your home brewing equipment
Two batches of Kveik brewed in one day!
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Two batches of Kveik brewed in one day!
Kveik yeast makes a lager like beer in 5days!!
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Kveik yeast makes a lager like beer in 5days!!
I remember the stigma attached to anything made in Japan back in the 1950s. Their products, except for traditional wood items, were widely regarded as being trash. Over time the Japs got better. Fast forward a few decades and the Chinese began exporting stuff to our country. The inclination, with we older men at least, is to be very wary about quality. I am of the opinion now that in general Chinese made tools and machines could be to notch but they don't get the quality control and inspections in particular that they need before shipping. In this video we see the mis alignment of the half nut on the drive screw. That should have been caught and fixed at the factory. The trouble is that they leave the retail customer to do their quality control. Not good. If I get a new Little Machine Shop lathe there should be nothing for me to repair or replace. Period... Mind you I am not talking about optional upgrades here.
I have been watching these videos long enough to realize these lathes are sold by one group of people who then forward the order to another which does the shipping. Except that there might, just might, be some low level of inspection before it leaves the factory it is not likely that any human being actually opens one up and looks carefully at it. The result is that any errors or defects are discovered by the retail purchaser who then, at his own expense, make phone calls to the company who then, still without having actually seen the latlee, sends replacement parts. This is unsatisfactory. I won't do it. I want to buy a little lathe from a company who inspects the product before it is shipped and repairs it. After all I am not on the payrole am I? This is the reason I am more inclined to buy an American made lathe. Cost more? Yeah but it's an ethics thing with me. When a little lathe comes from China it should not be the responsibility of he or she who puts out the money to do the quality controling. I object to that. Lastly are (almost) all those who do these reviews. Do they pay for the lathe or is the company simply sending them one to use? Does anyone reading really think under these circumstances an honest report will be made? Not likely. When I watch a video with some guy in his shop I want to know that he bought the lathe he is reviewing and not that it is on loan for him to do a "aint it nice piece on". Lastly I think you folks should differentiate between mainland China and Taiwan when you say "Chinese made". The Precision Matthews products have a two year warantee. All of the mainland China products have a one year. This is an easy way to telling what the manufacture thinks of his own stuff. The longer the warantee the higher the qualitee. That's a fact that no salesman can successfully argue over. I still enjoy watching these videos... If I were to buy a mini lathe today it would be the PM1220V with a few accessaries. I do like the German designed lathe Proxxon but it comes in a 10 inch. Not big enough. Sherline? Good quality but they keep their prices a secret on the website so they must be afraid of scaring customers. What will I end up buying, seriously? Probably the low end Harbor Freight and then I'll buy the bed extention to push the capacity out to an acceptable margin. Sure... it's a minimal machine but the price is right and they are easy to modify into something acceptable. I do enjoy a challenge. With Harbor Freight you know exactly what you're going to get... no mystery.
Sounds Great
Funny I came across your video today. I purchased a LMS mill couple weeks ago and that had started a series of upgrades and repairs in my shop. I have the exact work bench you got there ( harbor Freight) and I just went through and replaced all 4 drawer slides because they've all failed from the weight of the tooling and usage. Lol. They don't hold much weight that's for sure.
Do you have information on how to take the looseness slack out of the lead screw knob? I am looking at one these lathes and I know nothing about any of it and I thought this would be a great place to start and learn but I hate the slack in the knobs, my drill press and my cross slide vise also have it and I would love take the play out of those as well. thanks.
You can adjust the lead screw slack on the LMS machines. My biggest slack was in the bed I was easily able to adjust.
@@goldgulfcoastdesignericsho8628 ok Im looking at getting a LMS machine and would like to machine slop out of the knobs but I don't know where to start to learn how todo that, and I wouldn't want to crew up 2,000 machine and break it. so any advice our direction you can point me to would be awesome. Thanks I really appreciate your response.
Appreciate your insight on all this. I’ve been running my own running a construction biz for over a year. I recently got a 30w diode laser and launched an Etsy store. When my schedule is slow with construction I’m cranking out laser products in my shop. I really love running the machine and can see how this “side” hustle could outpace my construction gig with EASE. It’s like having an employee that never needs breaks and can work for 12 hours straight without OT pay 😂. PS I hope you’re monetized by now. The YT income is SLOW in the beginning. It only takes one video to change it all. Keep posting man.
As time goes on your going to enjoy it more, I still enjoy every day! Cheers
Your UA-cam channel videos are very nice but videos are not fetched by the UA-cam algorithm on their page so your videos are not getting views, you want to solve it?
Very good info. About ready to order my first Thunder Nova51. I have a Xtool D1pro and want to expand and get serious.
would you mind sharing the files for the box you made?
Great review - thank you! Does the Bolt have any issues cutting through 6mm plywood at one pass and full power? Or does it need more than 1 pass? My main concern in going to this machine is cutting through as much as 1/4 plywood (maple, birch, walnut, cherry, etc.) with no charring.
Great video mate. Great advice. Love your content. Cheers Robert 😊
Is the Bolt loud? I have a bigger Thunder like you and it's noisy due to the exhaust fan. Hoping the Bolt is a bit quieter? Hard to tell from your video. Thanks!
Just wondering do you have all metal gears ⚙️ in your lathe.
Yes I purchased the metal gear set.
You would think the little machine shop would make sure that each lathe would be cleaned before it goes out the door. I'm only saying this because they sell all metal gears to help the cheap lathes that are out there. I myself don't have a metal lathe yet. I do have a mini wood lathe and it has been pretty good lathe for an import.
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We have the solution for the clamp bracket. Once I am back from LBX we will be able to start shipping.
Is the work bed12x20 or the actual cut area that is usable 12x20? If not, what is the max usable cut/engrave space? Thanks!
how fast does it cut compared to a nova 24/60. do you know? debating on replacing the 24/60 with this machine for the extra detail in engraving but i dont want to take a huge lose in cutting ability/speed since a do a fair amount of that
Thanks for your awesome review. Can you please confirm you cut 1/4" ply at 3 inches per second and what power? Also, with tthe 30w RF tube what do you think its equivalent in watts to a Co2 tube? Thanks
Great video thank you for sharing your experience. Please know that we invested in one as a direct result of your video that was covering your excitement about getting a smaller laser. The RF smaller beam got our attention. We have a super big boy dual laser 80/120 we imported from China ourselves directly that cuts 4’x8’ . We just got our Thunder Bolt last Thursday 10/12 . Waiting on the RotoBoss delivery by UPS today. Question for you: Are you going to sell the cut files for the cozy jig and RotoBoss Large Tumbler-adaptor For the Bolt Laser ? All your WORK HARD vs DRINK BEER spinner .. if so I’m interested. Have a happy day and cheers from The Great Pacific Northwest Sasquatch Country
@@mr.mrs.t.9292 email me at Goldgulfcoastdesign@gmail.com and I’ll send you the Lightburn files
Hello. I have the Thunder Nova 35 100 watt like you have. I also have an 80 watt JPT M7 Mopa fiber and a 10 watt diode laser Lasermatic 10 for high resolution engraving but it is so slow comparing to a fiber and my Thunder Nova laser. I also have a Laser Pecker 4 for super portability. Anyway, I was thinking of getting a UV galvo as my next laser but not sure if I should get the Bolt instead of the UV laser. Here are my questions to you. 1. How well does the Bolt engrave on glass , leather/leatherette, and certain plastic? I am concern mainly the glass since the UV laser will be focus on glass. 2. Did you figure out the rotary scratching problem that you mentioned on your previous video? 3. Is it worth it to buy the Bolt instead of a UV laser? I am thinking of buying the Bolt to replace my Lasermatic 10 diode laser due to the much faster speed and able to cut any type of acrylics. I see many Thunder owners buying the Bolt even though they already have another Thunder laser. I think they (including yourself) probably buy the Bolt for the higher resolution engraving, no chiller, fast speed, etc .. However, most do not have a diode laser like I do which I use mainly for high resolution engraving despite its slow speed. My biggest dilemma now is whether to buy the UV galvo or the Bolt. I know that one of your answer will be what I will use the machine for but I am looking for something beyond that reasoning. Thanks. Oh, forgot to ask this: Comparing tumbler engraving, which one produce better result? Bolt or Nova 35?
I tell you what email me at Goldgulfcoastdesign@gmail.com I’ll give you my phone number and let’s talk there is allot of information to share. Happy to help
How think of material can you cut with this? Have you tried any other lenses with it? I'm on the fence between this and the Xtool P2.
I cut 1/4 plywood in one pass with it same stock lens. I run a full time business and have three machines and this Bolt is very impressive for the price and size. If you want high resolution this is next level.
Im mainly looking for a laser to start a small engraving business. Im coming from a Glowforge co2 laser. Ive had my eye on a Xtool P2 but saw this! Would you recommend this laser over an Xtool?
Everything comes down to what you want to do, How much space you have and how much your willing to spend. look at warranty's and support, I know Thunder Laser USA backs up there products.
@goldgulfcoastdesignericsho8628 Thanks! I plan to make mainly custom photo engravings. We'll also be making 3d multilayered projects too. My budget is around the $5k mark and I don't have a whole lot of space to work with. A Desktop laser around the size of the Bolt is the biggest I can go with for now.
@@jessiahd.6143 sounds like you’re in the budget with and within the space for both! Keep in mind how or if you grow what laser best meets your needs speed power support groups to help.
@@jessiahd.6143I was going to purchase the P2 as well, until I saw this one. I like the support that this company will provide over Xtool. I got my quote yesterday. The only problem is that I won’t get it until mid December. I just got the Xtool F1 and it was so easy to set up. This one looks a little more difficult, but I’m willing to learn. I guess I can use my waiting time to learn Lightburn.
Can you post pictures of the key chains and pens that you make
Send me you email I’ll send them to you.
Or we’re on Facebook
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Great advice as always. Keep growing & pushing those quality items out
Not today Dad 😂😂
Love the chats congrats on the growth!
Question why you choose a Thunder laser I looking between Aeon laser or Thunder laser any help thank you
As I was doing my research it was going to be between the Thunder / or Boss. And I found out relatively quickly that the support and warranty was really good and there is more resources available with Thunder products. I’ve had one break down on my CO2 machine in two years it was the controller within 3days I was up and running! So when we we’re going to purchase a Fiber Laser it was a no brainer to go with the Thunder Aurora. Now I could have purchased a much cheaper machine from another company but the setup and support is what has sold me. And the machine has its own enclosure VERY Important. Everyone that gets a open fiber Laser with no enclosure they always wind up making something for it. We’re about to purchase another Nova 35/100 or a Odin we haven’t decided what machine yet. But it will be a Thunder machine they have never given me anything only a T-shirt when I purchased each machine I definitely can tell you I’m A very satisfied customer.
Finally someone that gets it. Too many people start with the "if you buy the laser they will come" business model, or, outright refuse to do social media. Not how this business works at all!
Justin Thanks for that. That’s what keeps me making videos. 👍🏻
Great advice 👍 shout out to the cats
Great vid man. I've tried the fb ads as well and didn't get squat out of them lol. Marketplace and groups are gold mines. :)
Subscribed. Love my laser. It helps my woodworking business.
Im just geting started as a side business. I loved the advise.
Just a question, can this pump can work in both direction?!
Only one flow direction..
@@goldgulfcoastdesignericsho8628 thanks for your answer man 😊
...or, you could just let him sleep.
Che video dommerda
Too cute❤😂
Cat and catnip is always a funny reaction.
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What kind of mat did you put between the lathe and bench?
It’s just a rubber mat it’s just sitting on the bench, Makes it easier to clean after making a bunch of chips
I feel special as I was your 900th subscriber! Great video brother I wish to have one of these CO2 lasers like yours and make a decent living off of it!
I really appreciate that!👍 I try to make content that will help folks on their business journey.
Thanks for the business tips! Good luck with your business!
Great advice, as always, Eric. Keep growing
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Honey has a beautician routine. You have to respect it.
Thank you for this I have to try
Asmr voice.
I have no idea what Asmr voice means
@Gold Gulf Coast Design & Eric’s Home brewing you just have a relaxing voice. If you read a book or just rambled in a quite space fiddling with stuff you like, it would be very relaxing for people.
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