After discussion with @yfgame I’ve created an Etsy account under the detroitarcology@gmail.com account for selling 3D printed parts with the Voron that is hanging out in the dining room.
Here’s our first listing:
Our original plan was to sell toys and gifts that are already popular, but I couldn’t find any that allow commercial printing in their licenses! maybe I’m looking in the wrong place. So until we put on our creative 3D design hats and make our own objects, I think it’s still doable to print out parts for another Voron printer, which we initially bought on Etsy for about $180 as well. I propose splitting 50/50, 50% of proceeds, after paying for filament and maintenance, go to Jacob well-deservedly and 50% go into an Arcology DAO fund to pay for the original Voron, house renovation, and anything else we as members decide.
I know there are a lot of parts to check and double-check before we can confidently offer this kit to folks, but I’m happy to help remotely, and even set up a webcam in the dining room to see parts being printed and made over time. @yfgame will be doing the hard work so far, so I’m fine with whether you decide to proceed or not, Jacob!
Here’s an image of the parts from Alibaba
And here’s the list for Voron 2.4 r2 parts from the official Github release
The $0.20 listing fee is charged to the Detroit Arcology AmEx card, and I’ll also charge the 1.6 kg / 0.3 kg spools of black / red ABS filament to those cards. We have a $100 credit from signing up, so that will buy us time until our first order.
Any feedback is welcome, including suggestions for what we should print and offer in our store.
I’ll arrange to have the necessary ABS spools sent to the house.
