Hey Chris I want to do something like you like reviewing 3d printed Etsy shop but I want to know how to get them to review. I’ve already made a few videos about gravitrax which you can check out. Thanks!
One of my favorites is the pumpkin, as I own a 3D printer, I’ve printed them in many unusual filaments, such as glow in the dark and temp change orange to white! With the glow filament, pairing it with a bunch of other glow pieces allows the track to look really unusual in the dark. I also was able to mirror the file and make them with the hole on the opposite side, allowing me to make tracks with a mirrored track using an electric lifter.
I think it would be cool if you tried to use as many of these 3D printed parts as you can in a track, and give each etsy seller their own sector that uses their specific additions!
I bought a u-turn tunnel a while ago from that seller and the exit was poorly printed, so the marble got stuck. Although I reviewed the product on Etsy, I never got a feedback from the seller. Obviously the problem was solved.
3D printing is an art, and each piece is individually made, so it is possible to have one part that has a “bad hair day”. In particular, drooping from overhangs will often vary from piece to piece. Instead of relying on the review, go to the seller’s homepage and use the contact button to write the seller directly. Some sellers are in general very busy with the time-intensive process of filling orders, and may not have time to scour their reviews for issues that need addressing. I bet this way you could get a replacement.
I appreciate you vocalizing you opinion on Halloween. I agree with you. It’s nice to know I’m not the only one not celebrating Halloween! Keep preaching man!
Some of the designs shown have a licence that prohibits the commercial sale of the printed models. How do you feel about this, precisely because you also advertise them?
@@MaskedMarble Sorry, I looked up the individual parts again and found versions of them that are licence-free. The problem is that the shop does not indicate any connection to these designs and their licences, which is why a clear traceability of whether he really only uses the free models for commercial use cannot be established. However, they are certainly not self-designed, as they are too similar to the Thingiverse models. They are simply downloaded and sold.
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