Insights from our print farm, design process, decentralized manufacturing philosophy, and strategies for 3D print entrepreneurs.
Fall craft market season runs from September through early December, and it represents the highest-revenue period for vendors selling physical collectibles. In-person markets offer something…
Halloween has evolved far beyond store-bought costumes and flimsy plastic masks. For costume enthusiasts, cosplayers, and anyone aiming to win the contest at their local…
You have a 3D model file. Maybe you designed it yourself, downloaded it from a community library, or had it created by a designer. Now…
The industrial model of centralized mass production has dominated manufacturing for over a century. Raw materials ship to a factory. Products are manufactured in bulk.…
Duck figurines have become the undisputed gateway collectible in the 3D printing world. What started as novelty desk toys have evolved into a collecting category…
Commercial licensing is the legal foundation that separates legitimate print farm businesses from operations at constant risk of IP enforcement. Despite its importance, commercial licensing…
Canadian Thanksgiving is a harvest celebration, but it is also a natural moment to reflect on what we are building — not just growing —…
A 3D print fresh off the build plate is a finished product in the same way that a canvas with a charcoal sketch is a…
Canadian Thanksgiving falls in mid-October, well ahead of the American holiday, and that early timing presents both an opportunity and a challenge for hosts who…
Glow-in-the-dark 3D prints occupy a unique position in the collectibles world. They are decorative objects by day and luminous display pieces by night. The dual-personality…
