What’s up you guys—Brad here, and in this BrickLink store vlog I’m taking you behind the scenes of how I figure out if selling used LEGO parts is actually worth the time. After Bricks in the Six, I brought home a mix of new LEGO (three Pick a Brick boxes) and a few bags of used bulk from vendors. My store (BricksTO) has mostly been new parts, so I wanted to diversify the inventory, but I also needed to know if the sorting, identifying, and listing grind would pay off. I walk you through my whole process: sorting (including me learning the hard way that dumping everything into one cup is a disaster), counting with a spreadsheet, and then pricing and listing on BrickLink—once BrickLink finally decided to work again. From the three Pick a Brick boxes alone, I added 4,464 parts and valued them at $247.89 USD after I found a cup I missed. Considering I paid roughly $70 CAD for the three cups, that’s a pretty great value on paper. Then I jump into used bulk—$25 lot bags—and this is where it gets really interesting. I found flex tubes worth around 80 cents each (357 of them), and even a couple parts that added up to about $300 in value, including dishes worth $5.70 each used. The big takeaway: used parts can be insanely fun and profitable, but it’s manual work—so the “worth it” depends on what you find and how serious you are about growing your store.