Want to Start and Engraving Business? Hope Yoder shares her engraver business success!

Are you ready to dive into the world of laser engraving and turn your creativity into a thriving business? In this exclusive interview, we sit down with industry experts who reveal the secrets to launching and scaling a successful laser engraving venture. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur or looking to expand your current business, this video is packed with insights, tips, and real-world experiences that will inspire and guide you on your entrepreneurial journey.
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[@johnmccarthy2545]

George, thank you for getting this Video out there. as I mentioned in a previous vid you made. I like the AEON. as a newbie to this laser world the thing that you discussed with Hope and Bruce made sense to me to hold off of dropping 7k for the 5S, and if things take off, I am better off going with the 7 or 9 down the Road. Good Discussion

[@GeorgeKennerLaser]

I totally understand. Everyone wants you to get the right tool for the job. If you are thinking of making money with the machine, the key is to figure out if you can make money with the one you are thinking of buying. Can you make it pay for itself. As Hope said she has several lasers, everyone starts someplace. Lightburn is the program, you could start the learning process with and inexpensive diode machine. CHEERS and thanks for the very nice comment.

[@johnmccarthy2545]

@@GeorgeKennerLaser I did recently visit a Makersmith in my home town that have the Thunder 51 and 24 in their space. I think this is a good place to start,