Setting up a Pack and Ship Station for my 3D Print Business (Part 1)

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As I build the 3D print room for my new 3D print business, I will need a pack and ship station. To make this shipping station complete I will need a Thermal Printer. I went with the Munbyn RW402B. This printer is at a good mid range price with easy setup. Prints from USB and Bluetooth.
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Next I have the Air Pillow machine from URSA. This is a new company that focuses on quality. I have to say the air pillow machine is very well built!
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Lastly I work on getting some boxes ready for shipping.
There will be a part two of this shipping station setup where I install a small PC and get the space ready for use.
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Maybe you want your label printer to be at the "end" of the packing line, like your last step after you boxed your product up? I just watched some videos from a channel called Print Farm Academy, and he went over where his boxing/bagging/label station is set up and it seemed like a pretty streamlined setup. Definitely give him a watch, he seems like he has some really good advice for these things!

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