I'll do what everyone else is doing.
1. Buy 3d printer.
2. Print 3d printer.
3. Return original 3d printer.
1. Buy 3d printer.
2. Print 3d printer.
3. Return original 3d printer.
Good luck getting traction with the "masses" with those. Now if you stamped "Bling by Kanye West" on them, it might be a different story....[ ].....Getting back to business... China has the Rolex gig on lockdown. I'm more interested in bringing Montblanc's Villeret 1858 collection to the masses.
Good luck getting traction with the "masses" with those. Now if you stamped "Bling by Kanye West" on them, it might be a different story.
I don't see it as being "outlawed". It is certainly going to change the consumerism game for any objects that can be made using these printers, but probably not for a decade or so.
Personally, I am waiting for a "recyclable" plastic to be used in the printer (make an object, use it, melt it down, make a new object).