How a $2 Circuit Becomes a $20 Product

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But how do you actually make a real product, from "Idea to Income?" Going past just YouTube demos, I want to show you how you can make real electronic and other products you can sell as a business. Not only for fun, but for income. If you want to get started, but don't know where to start, check out some of these links depending on where you are in your journey. @noamaiz This dude made his own product from scratch, TMJ massager thingy @hankschannel Check out his recent video "Don't Follow Your Dreams, Follow Your Tools" @PredictableDesigns Nobody else tells you about the FCC and compliance challenges like him @Level2Jeff + @JeffGeerling How modules are connected to make a product: "My baby's toy is engineered better than my $800 dishwasher" @TheRealAllAboutArduino People ask what course they should buy, but instead should just watch these long videos on Arduino and programming in Arduino @bigclivedotcom Ever wonder what is inside electronic products? This guy tears them apart and explains them! @satisfactoryprocess Want to see how products are actually made? Factory tours!!! @Leon_ExMachina Great interviews with product companies. Delivers oversized reality sandwiches for anyone hungry to make products themselves @tested Adam Savage... Like the MythBusters dude. Enough said. @greatscottlab Explains most core electronic concepts with great entertainment value @PhilsLab How to make a PCB?!?! This dude knows his stuff!!! Tons of end to end project videos @AndreasSpiess The man with the Swiss accent! Basically like if @ProjectFarm compared modules and electronics things along with good explanations @ElectroBOOM Because who doesn't love mixing pain and learning? Shockingly good at teaching in funs ways @electrarc240 Deep dives on individual electric principles and components I look forward to covering the rest of this series. While waiting for the PCBs to arrive, I'll be making some shorter and more "just for the fun of it" style electronics videos. If you have any questions about electronics or projects, let me know if the comments. I enjoy helping people get started and figure out how to take their next steps!