As of the moment, do you 3D Print for fun or do you also sell your prints? If so, what do you sell?

Recently in my Community, I was hearing individuals having issues with finding a 3D product and who to sell it to. I want to share this with you all. 1. Start with what you know: Think about the groups or industries you’re already familiar with. Are you a mechanic who works on cars? Do you have a friend who loves gaming? Know a barbershop owner who complains about their tools? These are your potential clients. 2. Check your network: Look through your contacts. Each of these individuals could have a problem you can solve with 3D printing. 3. Identify their pain points: • Mechanics might deal with old cars missing rare plastic parts. • Gamers might need custom headset stands or organizers for their cluttered desks. • Barbershops might struggle with plastic guards that don’t fit all razor types. 4. Engage and ask questions: Approach these individuals and ask about their challenges. Mention the specific problems you’ve thought of or let them share others. 5. Offer a solution: If they confirm the problem, propose a custom 3D-printed product tailored to their needs. And just like that, you’ve identified your audience and product! The key is to start with a relatable group, understand their struggles, and offer a solution they can’t refuse. So, who do you know, and what can you create for them?

This is a print I was finally able to do thanks to help I got here with stringing issues from my sunlu filament.

How many members here have a Bambu Labs 3D printer? Which one do you have, or which ones if you have multiples? I recently got into 3D printing and love it. I purchased the A1 but before I even received the printer wished i had ordered the combo. But, I was trying to save money on my first. And, now it has me thinking about ordering the P1S combo as my next unit. What are everyones thoughts on both of these units?

Made some fun ornaments this week and decided to post them on maker world 🥰