33% ROI in 30 days starting from never selling online is incredible.

To everyone who feels like him knowing the woodworking niche is an unfair advantage, this is how skills stack on each other to compounding effect.

"I have no experience 3d printing" "I have 2 other 3d printers" [X]

Heck yeah! You took the biggest step which is making and listing stuff! Fantastic video, extremely well shot and the flow was engaging all the way through. Now comes the fun contact potential. 60 days, how long till break even, 6 months, 1 year etc. or talk about a product that’s eventually sold best for you and why. People love this kind of content. Hell it made me click and subscribe 😬🤘

This was a great video!! Thank you so much for your honesty on taking risks and your humor on how to handle the stresses. I wish you all the best in your venture and can't wait to see the next video!

Your lighting setups keeps getting better and better. Really great video, I love your narrative style.

Look into adding g-code that knocks the part off the print bed into a completed parts bin and then starts another print. There’s also conveyor belt print beds that do what I just described. These things will increase production quantities and turn around time from order to packing. Really enjoyed this video! You earned a sub!

I run an etsy store doing 3d printing, my niche or market is professionally painted models and statues, I improve my skills on both printing and painting each order I do and it has been showing to be a hit.

Its funny how much we have in common i jumped all in without knowing anything a couple of days ago. KZfaq is great for all questions and walkthroughs!

Thank u for the honesty. I appreciate that. Be well ✌🏼

I felt every single word from that first minute. Good to see it worked out for you.

Thanks for the video and good luck with your shop!

Great content (drafting, 3d printing, wood working, photography, ecommerce, humor...) and very well-made video. I'd say your sponsors made a good investment in you. Thanks!

I enjoyed your video. Pretty cool format you have going. I LoL when you showed the spreadsheet. I did the same with the stuff I make/sell

It's your clarity of thought and ability to explain which make these so good. Must be from all those years teaching😊 !

This is a great video mate thank you. Please do more about this very informative

Bought a 3d printer a while back to make custom super nintendo parts for myself. Before I knew it I was helping my cousin print 3D models and selling them. Haven't quite made my money back yet but getting there. Your final words were so encouraging, I've been putting off taking pictures and listing my prints for a while now but this help put a fire under me!

Well done Pierre, I really liked the inside of that business idea you shared with us. The main things it needs to run a business aside the "normal" job, is time and money. Time to spend on design, making and "selling", and money you have to invest before anything else can happen. btw. I have a video request: can you do a video about the different types of wood finisher, these oil's or wax which you put on your finished wood working objects?

Good pictures are the best way to stand out.

Thank you for making this video! I was thinking about starting something like this.

Sounds good man! Can't wait to hear it I person.

Don't give up. Small step in the right direction is the key to getting to where you want to be. I know you will become successful. Keep up your videos too...please.

Your editing is so clean !

Great video! Production was top shelf. I went and got a resin printer for my 1st printer because I had access the a couple filament printers at work. I think a 3d printer is an awesome tool to have around. Sometimes you just need that additive manufacturing.

I share your 2D printer frustrations! Especially when people get lured in to buying a $60-$100 printer. If you don't print a lot, get LASER not INK JET. The toner lasts longer on the shelf thank ink does. Side note, I just realized you can get a fairly decent 3d printer (ender 3 or clone) the same price or cheaper than the garbage HP printers that are literally just bait to get you into their ink ecosystem.

fantastic video. subscribed!

This really is a great video. Enjoable to see how you can start a business from 0 and succeed from hardwork. Inspiring. Got my sub!

Love the subtle humor.

Superb! This video could inspire so many people. Can’t wait to see how it goes from here. 👍

This video is so well done it definitely deserves the sub! Thanks for the info, hope we get where we want to one day!😁

Really enjoyed that video! Good luck with the new venture 👍

Great video, I'm glad you made it work! I liked your boxes how did you come up with your packaging solution? Did you have your boxes made to size?

Gracias por el video, me sirvió de inspiración. Éxito con tu negocio.

3D printers have been around for a long time. Originally using a 3d printer was known as "Fast Prototyping." The intent behind them is to easily make one off creations as proofs of concept. Once you have your completed design down, you engage a company to manufacture them with injection molding or some other high volume method. It will likely cost more than the filament and electricity are costing you for the parts, but they can make them in seconds compared to hours on your 3D printer. In your scenario, I'd say once your product starts selling and it looks popular, start having them made and sell them on Amazon using FBA, or Fulfilled by Amazon. Then you can stop wasting your time boxing, shipping, and printing and wasting material on print failures.

really enjoyed this video series dude

Oh man what a good hook! Love seeing how this played out.

Amazing video Mate!

I was litterally gonna make this video bug still waiting on my printer. Nice video man

Awesome video!

Thanks for the video

nice video it give facts about the realistic details when starting a busines

This is really interesting. Good luck with the venture!

Hey fellow sweden here to :) good work and the Bambu is top notch to be honest. First printer i bought and im sad i didnt realize this until late last year. its so much better than any of my other printers and suddenly i can actually do proper manufacturing (small scale). Will follow you and see what we have in common :)

Thank you man,

wow dude i love u, it works!

Less about 3d printing itself and more about finding a niche but it is still SUPER viable to make money on!

Wow , I am literally in your position. No experience with 3d printing, just bought the k1 max ,blah blah blah..waiting now and I have never been more worried and stressed . it has to work or I am sunk.

Thank you for an honest look at starting a 3D business. Too many people make it sound easy and a way to make a lot of money. For me, learning to use the 3D CAD software (and obtaining it) are the big hurdles.

DAMMIT!! Now I’ll be out $750. I can’t live without this printer. I can’t breathe.

Riktigt bra video! Tack för inspiration :)

Hamna på din video av en slump men har funderat på att starta upp och du svarade på alla frågor man har haft och hade otroligt bra och fortsätt men det du gör :D

Dude I like your dry humor!

You are a great man!! Keep up :)

Good work man! I'm in the process of getting started aswell. Done my own designs past year, thinking of creating a company to start selling. Haven't gotten there yet. My plan was to use Amazon and their fulfilment strategy, but I got declined without any help from them. Maybe I have to go for Etsy and gett everything started. Inspirational video and I hope it's going great for you by now! Also wanting to upgrade to better printers as I'm owning Ender 3s and Ender 5 at the moment.

thx for informative video

Beautiful video!

Loved to see your journey. Would stay with may 'slow one' for starting out though. Just when demands rectify ut i would invest in a fast 3D printer. The multicolored parts look nice but most of the time it's monochrome anyways. I may really follow your footsteps (in another segment/topic than woodworking). Thought of it for long enough i guess. Thanks for this video. ❤👍

Great video and awesome tip on the printer, thanks for making this kind of video! I've been running my own workshop (mostly working with metals and plastics with lathe and mill) since 2016 now, and since last year I've been trying to transfer some of the production into 3D printing. This is mostly because health and time management issues. At first I hated 3D priting due to long fabrication times and poor surface quality of FDM prints. However, now I've learned to appreciate the 'autonomy' of the process, once the print is started the machine forms the part pretty much independently in the background. So far I'm trying to finalise the products I'm picturing as the spearheads of my catalogue, but that still requires further testing with different filaments, finshing methods and print settings. However, the biggest problem I've had since 2016 is the shipping. I live in a country (next to you, BTW, Finland) where postal service is expensive, and definitely not competitive against European or US rates. Earlier I did items which cost between 100 and 200 Eur a pop, so the customer did not mind extra 30 Eur shipping. But now the 3D prints are something between 10 and 30 Eur, so the 30 Eur shipping cost is becoming an issue for bigger number of potential customers. And I can't offer free shipping either, I called my postal service and asked if I can get free shipping from them. They laughed at me and hung up. Either way, best of luck with your venture!

Nice info, thanks for sharing it :)

3mins in and it feels like I just click on an Advert for the Bamboo Labs printer 😅😅😅

Had a 3D Printer for a while but its just collecting dust... Thanks for the motivation :)

IF you have the luxury of a multi-filament printer you can use dissolvable filament for support structures.

I did this recently...got the Mono 4k resin printer for $200....I did make around $700 on Etsy etc until the LCD stopped working. It's a good business, problem is, they always break. So I would buy 5-6 different printers, make sure they have all the breakdown covers and do it that way....

Great video Would you mind sharing the link that you used for packaging, looks smart in black

You need to review a 3d priner of flsun ,The era of high-speed printing has begun, and they are the leaders of the fast era

Lots of good points touched on in this video. I'd say one of the top things is that you're designing your own products, even if they're simliar to someone elses. If you're just going on Thingiverse or Printables and ripping files and printing, you're going to have a hard time as that's what a lot of other people are doing. Which at that point why would someone buy from you? Make something your own and be proud of it.

It’s amazing idea! I’ve been studying about 3D printing (also I own 3d printer too) such as polymer and metal to make new business but always it’s issued with lead time.. I like ur idea and this video gives me positive energy! Thank you!

Patience and more products.

how do you design the models? what software do you use? amazing vid btw

Great Video, If you don't have one already make sure you get a thermal label printer for shipping.

IMO breaking even in a couple of months is actually a great start! Good luck!

Grymt jobbat!

Honestly want to say thanks for the video. Most people over-glorify the process or aren't as straight forward. So I appreciate the real deal. Also if you've done $350(USD) in only a month, I imagine it will only keep growing if you continue to add to it. Good luck out there! PS - I have a Etsy shop selling tshirts and soon to have a new 3d printer selling custom prints. Its slow but keeping on the grind :)

Honestly I'm not going to go too far out of the way to make money 3d printing. I use my ender 6 to learn 3d modeling and printing as a hobby and to solve issues around the house. I've modeled and printed cable combs for my server closet, a unifi camera mount for my ender 6, keychains as prizes for an event my mom runs. If I get a good catalog of models I may open a shop and start keeping track of production costs, etc. But I really need to get more experience with more complex models and different filaments.

Love this. I have been wanting to pull the trigger and open an Etsy shop for a couple years now, but have always shied away. You have inspired me to take yet another look at it and come up with something I can design and list for sale. Would love to come up with something unique, but I fear it's all been done already.

Whats a good camera for monitoring. And does any camera integrate with bambu

I got a longer lk 5 pro on Christmas as my first printer and I have in mind a business for the future but I’m going to wait and get used to how 3D printers feel

Awesome video :D

Good job bro!

Cool video!

Hey, just like you I also have the same Artillery Sidewinder 3D printer and it is slow, causes leveling problems and printing errors sometimes that I don't understand because I'm a beginner... so do recommend me the Bambu Lab P1P? Thanks a lot

This is great Pierre. I was expecting a not-so-happy ending, but this is really encouraging! Good info. Good video.

You got your style from Johnny Harris. I enjoyed this video

that "error" he showed happened to me as well...when I was very...elevated...and forgot to put the bed plate back in for the next print 🤣

Great video. Question. After creating your own, New, Original part. Is it possible to protect it from being stolen from others, to copy, and sell.

if ur going for bulk printing try a reality CR-30

tips on 3d modeling programs where u can custom made models ur self ?

Just bought a Qidi x plus 3. Was working with a friend to see if I could produce for him. Just game controller faceplates for now. Was going to get into carbon fiber brackets and supports anf a few other things automotive like

Interesting vid - which software did you use to create those 3d files?

could also look at doing it as a service, when people send you files, and you print it for them for a price. there is only 1 of those REMOTELY close to me, and I have heard a few people say that they want something like that

So fun to see a local poster of Harplinge in a movie. 🥰 Interesting idea and fun to follow up on. I wonder how the market on Etsy would work on CNC projects or if the 3D print is easier?

not bad its a long run investment and keep in mind u only "trowing" ur prints to an already saturated market without any special marketing or special product ... its a matter of making that 1 product that needs in everyhome and then ur golden, iterate a second product to go along with it and u can turn it into a full on business but takes time... it won't happen overnight i remember when i sold my 1st 3d print oh man i was so happy xD

What SW do you use to create your own prints?

ive been wanting to do this myself and ive been doing some research on how to do it and just found your channel. im really curious as to how you priced your products. if you dont mind sharing could you explain the breakdown of what you took in to consideration for the prices, because the factors i think should be considered are how long it took, how much filament is used, but i dont know what else should be considered and what each part of the process should cost to be fair for the buyer and for me to make a profit.

how did you embed the magnet without sticking them to extruder?

I haven't watched it all yet, but wondering why you didn't lay that file on its side...def didn't need supports...guessing you were making a point. Thanks for the content!

Tack! Ska definitivt prova detta. Hur krångligt var det med tull och moms?

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How do you calculate the cost of a print ? I know Bambu lab tells you how much the print cost but that’s just how much filament cost based on the roll. So what about cost of electricity? This is not including your special label you had made for your boxes

smart to drop the magnets in while printing?! dont the magnets interact with the print head while printing further?