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Agreed. I thought they had some good points up until this and immediately thought “I would RUN from a company that did this.” Also do people REALLY pay for mod
by TheCleric 3y ago
Agreed. I thought they had some good points up until this and immediately thought “I would RUN from a company that did this.”
Also do people REALLY pay for models, let alone $10? I think I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve paid for a model to 3d print. Much easier to find an existing one, hack one, or just make my own.
- nmeofthestate 3y agoThe icing on the cake is when he says that Chinese competitors implemented all this web-based stuff. So the big idea for Prusa to compete was to provide services that Chinese competitors can and did provide. I think if you're going to take to the internet to stick to boot into a company you need to do better than this embarrassing drivel.
- jacquesm 3y agoIn other news, how that silly Linus Torvalds is floundering while Google makes bank.
- Fatnino 3y agoI can count on no hands the number of times I've paid for an stl.
- yetanother12345 3y agoI can confirm that there is indeed a market for (unprinted) models, just like there is a market for print-to-order parts. The market works such that you pay for the right to print the model even if the model as such has one license or another. Check markets like Fantasy, role-playing, games, if in doubt
- TheCleric 3y agoThat’s where I do most of my printing. I guess I’m usually okay with using the free prints of “generic goblin” rather than trying to get the absolutely best one I can. :)