Bought a 3D Printer

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So I bought a Bamboo P1P, which I'm getting my feet wet with. The P1S looks better and I can upgrade later with a kit. I'm just getting site except it seems there's a lot to it. You can even print metal filaments.

Items:
-Mini Decor/Aquarium decor
-Collectable figures/Dice game gear
-Personal project for new game (chips/chip holder)
............

So much to test as far as product to print. I will try to go off other people's listing sold, modeling after that. If I get a UV printer then maybe I don't need to hand paint.

The reason I like this is for e-commerce sure, but really, you can run a lot AUTOMATED. I worked in a "factory" setting 7 years (flexographics) and theres a lot I observed. You can have automated prints going of course. Now there's a lot commercially available to automate other aspects like....
-Item removal (robotics) + Conveyers
-Sorting tech (fulfillment)
-Sensors, scanners and AI (Maye with Raspberry PI)
-Storage retrieval automations
 
I personally have bought 3D printed gaming minis and scenery on ebay a few times. Download as many blueprints as you can and start printing! If you want more sales and better reviews, DON'T sell them uncleaned and still on the spindel. Take a few minutes or hire someone to clean and / or assemble them.
 
Nice
Is it possible to print a sexual doll with it?

That's right and now with a (AI) Raspberry PI brain. Insert a quarter and she will love you love time...
I personally have bought 3D printed gaming minis and scenery on ebay a few times. Download as many blueprints as you can and start printing! If you want more sales and better reviews, DON'T sell them uncleaned and still on the spindel. Take a few minutes or hire someone to clean and / or assemble them.

Yes and I maybe will hire some CAD makers for low low to design new ones, also maybe will try I find a bundles pack of downloads. I'm creative and have quite a few new ideas. We did product customization with like making your own branded products in college marketing and I have a new card game to patent. Money is so so, so I am only able to progress so fast rn...
I've heard people have success with 3d printers and selling products it makes online. Sounds fun.
Makes sense yet they tried to ban them in my state because people were printing "ghost" guns LOL
 
If you’re into custom game pieces, niche board game communities might be a goldmine. People love unique stuff
 
The first thing you should print for yourself is a bean extension ring if you have a coffee machine like this, that was a blessing when we got our 3D printer, a shitload of more beans in the top container of our coffeemachine. Love it.

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The first thing you should print for yourself is a bean extension ring if you have a coffee machine like this, that was a blessing when we got our 3D printer, a shitload of more beans in the top container of our coffeemachine. Love it.

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The bean container is fine, I don’t want the beans to go stale. This machine needs an extra water tank tho. Or a direct connection to a drinking water supply. That's a real need! Makes me crazy to fill it twice a day. So I wouldn't mind filling beans once or twice a month.
 
Now you can start making that offline internet money
 
Can you create a working 3D Paypal Money Generator machine? If you used beans as material, could you print a sex doll made of beans with it?
 
3D printers are nice, a friend made me a cellphone holder really nice and simple, I did not know it was posible to automate a 3d printer!!
 
Can you create a working 3D Paypal Money Generator machine? If you used beans as material, could you print a sex doll made of beans with it?
Good question! Maybe it could look like a ATM (who/that they/him/it/she) that moonlights as a coffee bean sex doll on the weekends to pay for college classes. Its only outlook would be to spit $20's out and insert things.

I would assume yes you could use a type of bean filament if you had someone make the reels of filament because I dont think its commercially available yet. There are people already printing food.
 
Works good. On more detailed prints I guess you have to change to the smaller nozzle for more detail..

Printed this ($3-4) selling for $22

Got to come up with some product variations of my own for CAD, maybe even new inventions. I see freelancers doing cad for $10 a hour.
 

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Grab a laser engraver next and start adding twists to other peoples products

Those XTOOL F1 Ultra's, and the P1/M1's are unbelievable...

3D print, throw through engraver/embosser/etc, package, sell! :D
 
Just got my hands on a 3D printer—endless possibilities ahead! Can't wait to bring my ideas to life. Any tips or project ideas for a beginner?
 
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