I Made a TRENDY Etsy Listing (Using xTool P3)

About this video

In this vlog-style video, Jahraus builds a trendy Etsy product idea around the xTool P3 laser: a miniature ‘Aaloa’ water-bottle keychain (following the earlier mini Stanley cup keychain pattern) that is functional — a screw-top container for chapstick, pills, or small items — paired with a personalized engraved tag. She gives her claimed economics: the pieces cost about 30 cents each plus $5 for the keychain (less in bulk), and she says they could easily sell for $14.99. Use cases she brainstorms include flower girl proposals, bridesmaid gifts, gift boxes, party favors, teacher appreciation, kids’ slumber parties, coaches, class of 2026 and sweet 16 gifts, first car keys, luggage ID, rental property keys, and children’s tags with a parent’s phone number, noting B2B is ’the way to go.’ She demos engraving on fake (brown PU) leather at 10% power and speed 600, taking 1 minute 21 seconds, and notes the P3 can batch-process up to 40 tags at once with different designs. She also praises the P3 for producing little smoke (an HOA issue with her old Full Spectrum laser) and being small and on casters. For listing photos, she advises keeping the personalized part horizontal for higher click-through.

Key takeaways

• Ride an adjacent trend instead of the expensive core product: a mini Aaloa-bottle keychain accessory rather than engraving actual water bottles
• Make the novelty functional — the mini bottle is a screw-top holder for chapstick, pills, or other small items
• Claimed margins: about 30 cents per tag plus a $5 keychain (cheaper in bulk), with a suggested selling price of $14.99
• The same blank serves many occasions — flower girl/bridesmaid gifts, party favors, teacher appreciation, luggage and rental-property keys, and kids’ ID tags — with B2B called out as especially promising
• Production details from the demo: engrave brown PU leather settings at 10% power / 600 speed, batch up to 40 tags at once, and photograph personalization horizontally for better click-through

Episode details: published March 30, 2026 · 8:46 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Dylan Jahraus’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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