So for personal reasons I bought a 3D printer, scanner, accessories. Set me back about 1k. I wanna try and offset the cost by selling stuff, but what do I sell? Warhammer 40k minis? Dental supplies?I bought the printer and scanner with the idea of making boutique figurines of obscure characters too unpopular to warrant the creation of a PVC mold, but I'm not sure there's necessarily a market for that - it's just what I wanna do
>>325982973d print money
>>32598297sex toys
>>32598297Check amazon and ebay, copy them, price them lower if you can (unlikely). Join forums and whatnot, sell their good designs.
>>32598297Things you can fit over light switches to hold the switch for a smart bulb.
>>32599082>>32599493Good ideas
>>32598297make art and see if you can sell it. Like abstract decor pieces or something.
Learn how to paint expertly nude and hentai figures cause that's where the money is at.
>>32598297Sculpt 3d models designing for printing, and engineer them to make printing them quick and easy. Warhammer is a good option. You can't simply scan existing models... you've got to have something unique and interesting.Printing for other people is a really tough way to make money. People don't want to pay very much for prints, and unoptimized models require a lot of setup to ensure good prints, not to mention that printing is a pain in the ass to do safely.
>>32598297Center caps for wheels.
>>32598297Pvc pipe extensions and elbows, filters, architectural model accessories (like miniature windows and doors).
>>32599911Hmm, I do wanna work on my blending skills. How much do those go for and they've really had no issue with copyright?
>>32600219look on the places where they are sold, like cults3d or patreon. If you are good at it, can keep a schedule, and have an art style people like, you can charge quite a lot.
