Where do you get your STL files?

[rshousha]

Thanks! I painted up one of the chairs to see how they look. These are definitely a good seller for the power-boat folks. They are not easy to print, so I would not be selling the .STLs for these puppies. All I would get is grief from people spending a week or two trying to get one right.

 

[Dave Stevens (Lumberyard)]

you could set yourself up at one of these sites for example the one below, freelancing design and printing or you could look for posted projects some people and businesses look for someone to do work. you can post a profile and link to your site.

https://www.peopleperhour.com/dashboard/buyer

 

[DARIVS ARCHITECTVS]

Not sure why people give away stuff. How does that promote innovation?

I have no intention of giving away any of my designs. It takes a lot of effort to design cool stuff and there is no reason to give the work away.

I am still thinking about this and, for now, I have decided I will continue to sell just the actual printed parts through my website. I am working on redesigning that so it is easier to create sections and add parts.

Sometimes it's simple generosity.

 

[Jorge Escudero]

Hola. Yo como usuario de impresión 3D. Te recomiendo:
Thingiverse.com
Imprimibles.com
No encontraras aplicaciones para barcos ya que esta afición desgraciadamente no atrae a los jóvenes.

Hi, as a 3D printing user, I recommend:
Thingiverse.com
Printables.com
You won't find any apps for boats, as this hobby unfortunately doesn't appeal to young people.