New Video - looking for feedback

[WoodMarvels.com]

Thanks for all of you who provided me with your feedback as to how I can improve my CNC product videos a while back... here is the latest one! Anything else that can be improved other than shaving my growing beard?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zf7QO9O2kVs

Jon

[myxpykalix]

Geez, i thought i was watching a music video from MTV, i was waiting for Rhianna to pop up somewhere:eek: It looks good. I think you are striking a good balance between enteraining us and informing us how to put it together.

I think at least for portions i might have the dust collection removed and show us cutting patterns. There have been times when i wondered "how is he cutting that inside area?, or how does he cut "this" part to make them fit together?

I was going to say...have it set up so that people can subscribe to your videos because it just looked like you were throwing videos up there, but i clicked on the i3DS button and that took me to your channel.

Do you include a paper diagram on how to put these models together, or do they just figure it on their own? If you do, i wondered if it is like this:
"A fits into the left side of B" (showing a picture of part A and B) then would it be a good idea to mark each part with a A, B,C, ect?

Or if you're just not smart enough to figure this out on your own maybe they shouldn't buy one of these?:eek:

I think you are doing a great job, keep it up! I SUBSCRIBED....:D

[WoodMarvels.com]

Hi Jack, things will get better as I learn more... turning the dust collection off or away simply makes the board covered in dust so you actually see less. I would be very happy with a much smaller dust system for filming and I only have one camera so I prefer to have it stationary until I get another to do more "close-up" b-roll shots.

As you can see on the product page, there are PDF assembly instructions.

http://www.woodmarvels.com/shopbot-1/platform-crane-b-cnc.html

So the videos help as does the 3D for many of my customers who do not know English. Once I have enough assembly instructions made, I put them into a book and just sell that instead of individual plans - easier and cheaper for everybody involved.

Jon