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Indeed. Critics of Bambu were all over them when their cloud-connected printers started "creating plastic objects without user intervention" due to a glitch [0]
by MegaDeKay 3y ago
Indeed. Critics of Bambu were all over them when their cloud-connected printers started "creating plastic objects without user intervention" due to a glitch [0]. In fact, the printer had to be connected to the cloud initially but they have since relaxed that.
Having said that, a feature on Printables where you could order a part in the color of your choice and have it delivered to your door for a reasonable price could be a great source of income for them. Not everyone wants / has a 3D printer, but a lot of people could use a 3D printed part.
[0] https://www.theregister.com/2023/08/24/bambu_lab_3d_printer_crazy/ https://www.theregister.com/2023/08/24/bambu_lab_3d_printer_...
- yetanother12345 3y ago> a lot of people could use a 3D printed part. We use 3D printers @work. Also, some colleagues have their own printers as well. Turns out, there is in fact a market for 3D printed parts already. You simply contact "the printer" with your sketch, get a price quote, and if acceptable you will get you part delivered by mail or whatever. I'm not sure where the marketplace is at, but you may want to try the usual suspects like fiverr etc.