5 Things you NEED for a 3d Print Farm

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[jarrodlangford]

Glenn, I have been meaning to write a comment here but I held back because I was so busy. I just wanted to say, your videos are incredible. I launched my 3d print shop on etsy this month and I am at over 100 sales in total. My best piece of advice for anyone is to take a month learning ANY CAD program you can before you start. Selling other peoples designs is the smallest margins.

I probably binged every single video on this channel related to etsy before launching my page. One thing I can say is invest in a good machine. My first week I attempted to run my shop on my ender. After my first few sales and failed prints I bought a bambulabs p1s. It's almost paid for itself in the first month.

I'm now about to buy myself a two a1 minis to keep up with orders so I can sleep more.

Just wanted to say Glenn, thanks man, your videos are initially what finally made me say "just do it bro and stop planning".

[AwestrikeFearofGods]

I like the hex driver recommendation. It's really easy to become complacent struggling with a "good enough" tool, when better tools are available for cheap.

[DiggerPrints]

Mate, I just stumbled across your channel and I'm so bummed I haven't earlier. Your videos are straight to the point and have a heap of tips and tricks for myself as i consider setting up my own print farm.

[TheMetalhed]

A fellow Connecticut printer man! Glad to know ya glenn! ive been watching for a lil while, you got some good advice. Making me look closer at a creality printer to replace my prusa I3 and see if I cant jump into the Printing game. Youve officially earned another sub, and hope to talk more in the future! Take care Glenn!

[zachowns]

Thank you for these videos I’ve just started my shop and subscribed

[RodneysGraphics]

Thank you so much for this video !!! I know how to do 3D modeling I just got my first 3D printer too. Someday I want to create my own print farm !!!

This is the only video I found that talks about using 3D printers in humid basements.

[mikecolmen]

What are you doing for air filtration and noise management?

[thebrassgoblin]

Awesome video ty Glenn! What do you think about the printer enclosures for controlling humidity and temp?

[BooRay]

Can you glue prints together with print pen?

[deone-entity]

hey, there I back with a problem.😂 funny tho.

[JonStallworth]

i think it would be smart to put your shop in your video description

[joedaugherty]

Just purchased a elegoo neptune 3 pro, it hasn’t even arrived yet but I’m really excited to get started, I have been looking through 3d software but haven’t found what I feel is is close to what I was taught on (Bobcad v27) 20 year machinist try to start something for myself what’s your recommendations on low budget to get rolling?

[jstout]

Hi future print farmer here. Do you carry business insurance? If so maybe tell us from who and why or did you create an llc? Thanks

[bernardtarver]

Capping pretty hard with those thumbnails.