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well, there's that, and there's this https://www.businessinsider.com/teenager-built-six-figure-ecommerce-business-with-3d-printers-2025-12 https://www.businessi
by mandeepj 6mo ago
well, there's that, and there's this https://www.businessinsider.com/teenager-built-six-figure-ecommerce-business-with-3d-printers-2025-12 https://www.businessinsider.com/teenager-built-six-figure-ec...
- yapyap 6mo agothat single succes story doesnt impact this situation though
- jacquesm 6mo agoYes, and that's precisely why that one works, he's got the numbers figured out. Still, six figure income, but what is the margin? Looks very good though. And: very, very hard to injection mold that product (internal structure is something 3D printers excel at).
- chopin 6mo agoInternal structures often require support. This makes postprocessing necessary which kills your margin or makes the part expensive.
- fainpul 6mo agoWhat the fuck is this? What even is a can holder for?
- ludicrousdispla 6mo agoThey're used to keep a soda or beer can insulated, typically when drinking the beverage outside during hot summer months.