Hire a 3D Printing Farm or Use a 3D Printing Service | Mass Production or 3D Print on Demand

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@Etrehumain123 Ай бұрын

Pause before watching and I bet one point he will say "just don't do your own farm, we have already ours, just give us the job"

@PioneerPrint3D 29 күн бұрын

This sounds more like an ad than real advice.

@JIGL37 27 күн бұрын

thats what I was thinking lmao

@haxorjim Ай бұрын

Would love to see an actual walk through of the print farm, and not just the same single isle. Would go a long way to boost credibility of the service. There's no reason to hide it in every video.

@JEDSaje15 Ай бұрын

Every video is just a sales pitch... 😢

@DrDoohickie Ай бұрын

Not exactly. Some videos have excellent product design tips. Some of which I integrate into my own designs. But many of the other videos are sales pitches.

@SnoringVids Ай бұрын

Do you have a build video for your printers or is it a trade secret?

@TheNadOby Ай бұрын

Probably trade secret. Those printers for sure are special kind. Not the fastest, not the biggest, but repairable, easy to maintain, with minimum configuration, working well with only a couple of filaments, and all the special stuff to make them suitable for running in a print farm en masse like flashing lights when need attention, or speaking back to "cloud" to get new jobs, or ability to knock the ready part to the basket and start new job automatically.

@harambeexpress 29 күн бұрын

They have done videos that discuss their custom printers, so there is a bit of information available.

@WeirdoDude 28 күн бұрын

@@harambeexpress Can you link it or is it recent?

@MrKvMed 29 күн бұрын

Great info! Great business sense! Love the channel and what you’re doing! Keep it up!

@GrayeWilliams Ай бұрын

Day two of poking you to see if we can work together to get a Canadian subsidiary set up. Man this will be an epic callback if we end up down that road.

@abdulishandy Ай бұрын

8 hours and only 8 comments so far, okay it is new years day after all...anyhow, just in time production is all upsides - Slant3d and its customers/investors ftw!

@garrydye2394 Ай бұрын

Have had a full time online business for the past 25 years and sold millions in inventory. You really should try and not skip learning everything you mentioned or else you truly do not know how to run a business. If you outsource all of it in the beginning then you only know how to outsource a product idea. You still need to know the meat and potatoes of the business.

@brandonmansfield6570 Ай бұрын

I like vertical integration. You can do things and keep quality at a level that you just can't by outsourcing. I don't understand how people can ship PLA in products. The idea that my product can heat deflect in a box on a porch in the summer or in a car would keep me up at night. Always just seemed like a toy filament. Building large ABS printed parts, and the interactions between the geometry, filament, printer to consistently get good results. I'm not sure I could outsource successfully at all. It is a lot of work to tune with full control of in-house machines.

@tymoteuszkazubski2755 29 күн бұрын

Getting good and consistent results is the job of the print farm. They should have the process tuned so your parts come true to the model and the deviations that can't be tuned out should be described in a design for manufacturing requirements.

@brandonmansfield6570 29 күн бұрын

@@tymoteuszkazubski2755 Easier said than done. I don't really trust requirements documents to convey that much detail.

@christianbureau6732 Ай бұрын

The first thing to do in 2025, is get my Teleport account set! Thanks

@stevenmitchell7830 Ай бұрын

These endless ads for Slant 3D's print farm are getting tedious. Their open bed printers are really limited to PETG and PLA. PLA starts to distort in full sun, let alone the back of a car. How can you know the temperature in the delivery van doesn't warp the part? PETG is good for some things, but surface quality isn't good and it prints super slow. The rest of the print world uses enclosed machines and has for years. Slant must have a big investment in their home made open bed machines. Children and doo-dad makers print in PLA.