Got a new subscriber here! Love these short and simple videos with details on what works for you. Just got my first printer yesterday and have my first print on it right now. My son who is 7 wants to have a 3D printing business so I am learning so we can do it together but mostly for selling locally. Will keep watching to see how your journey can help ours.
Love that! Thanks for the sub and for following along. I think that is not only a perfect way for you both to get introduced to 3D printing, but also for you two to bond and spend time together. He will remember that forever. Go for it!!!
Thanks! Glad you like the content -- if I have learned anything over the last few months its that you do not need a large print farm to be successful, but you may need more machines to keep up with orders LOL
Thanks for the insights, I hadn't heard anything about that AMS Lite Hub issue until now so i'll definitely be keeping an eye out on that newest A1 Mini I got. Keep it up!
I use one of those plate wipers, only a square version. I give the plate a wipe with 91% isopropyl alcohol before every print and I've had zero bed adhesion issues. Dish soap has never touched any of my plates. I simply haven't found it necessary. Congrats on your shop success! I'm still struggling to break into the scene, but I've been picky about what I list.
Yes! It’s an attribution license so can be used commercially. I have the links to the original file/creator/license in the product listing on my Etsy shop!
@@DesignsByBrodhead Please be super careful with this. Just because the file where you got it from says it can be used for commercial rights, doesn't mean it can be. The millennium falcon and its likeness is owned by Disney and especially with clothing items, Disney does takedown etsy shops. This is why you can typically find Pokémon, Disney, whatever items on printables and things with attribution licenses.. because the designers themselves don't own the likeness. Example, I created some sweet SpaceX coasters.. I reached out to them and was like cool if I sell these. they said no, obviously. So now I offer them for free to download on a couple sites. Now I made sure I put no commercial use because I already know its not okay, but some designers don't do that and you could end up liable.
Got a new subscriber here! Love these short and simple videos with details on what works for you. Just got my first printer yesterday and have my first print on it right now. My son who is 7 wants to have a 3D printing business so I am learning so we can do it together but mostly for selling locally. Will keep watching to see how your journey can help ours.
Love that! Thanks for the sub and for following along. I think that is not only a perfect way for you both to get introduced to 3D printing, but also for you two to bond and spend time together. He will remember that forever. Go for it!!!
Loving the videos mate! I run a similar size shop and appreciate seeing someone else who is building a business versus a warehouse full of machines!
Thanks! Glad you like the content -- if I have learned anything over the last few months its that you do not need a large print farm to be successful, but you may need more machines to keep up with orders LOL
@DesignsByBrodhead couldn't agree more... started with one ender now up to 3 P series... it happens quick lol
Best of luck on the journey 👍
Thanks for the insights, I hadn't heard anything about that AMS Lite Hub issue until now so i'll definitely be keeping an eye out on that newest A1 Mini I got. Keep it up!
Yeah it was frustrating! Once I did some research and found the video from BL, made it easy to fix. Thanks!
I use one of those plate wipers, only a square version. I give the plate a wipe with 91% isopropyl alcohol before every print and I've had zero bed adhesion issues. Dish soap has never touched any of my plates. I simply haven't found it necessary. Congrats on your shop success! I'm still struggling to break into the scene, but I've been picky about what I list.
That is exactly what I do, I rarely have issues. Thanks so much, you should go for it!
Where do we find your Etsy store please?
designsbybrodhead.etsy.com -- here is the link!
Hi, is there a licensing requirement for the millennium falcon print?
Yes! It’s an attribution license so can be used commercially. I have the links to the original file/creator/license in the product listing on my Etsy shop!
@@DesignsByBrodhead Please be super careful with this. Just because the file where you got it from says it can be used for commercial rights, doesn't mean it can be. The millennium falcon and its likeness is owned by Disney and especially with clothing items, Disney does takedown etsy shops. This is why you can typically find Pokémon, Disney, whatever items on printables and things with attribution licenses.. because the designers themselves don't own the likeness. Example, I created some sweet SpaceX coasters.. I reached out to them and was like cool if I sell these. they said no, obviously. So now I offer them for free to download on a couple sites. Now I made sure I put no commercial use because I already know its not okay, but some designers don't do that and you could end up liable.
Are you the original designer for those snowmen??
@@ApocalypsesDawn I designed the ones I sell - makerworld.com/models/884402
@@z3us226 you’re so thick headed 🤣