Ass, it’s always the ass.

Wow, I’m 36 with recently diagnosed ADHD, and I’m really interested in all the posts here. I’ve been using Vyvanse for the last month. While I Love that it’s suppressing my appetite, I don’t feel like it’s doing very much for my ADHD.

So what I sell is kind of a replacement part for a machine that usually wealthy people own. Sorry I know that’s super vague. But anyways I redesigned as one part to make it custom and now I sell those custom parts. The website I use to sell them very specific to people who own these so if I had any advice I’d say get into a niche market.

Your Thingiverse only has two over year old designs? How serious are you?

Yea, I am net positive with my 3d printing, that includes buying another printer. You have to remember that the raw material the 3d printers use is relatively cheap. I can print off something that costs me less than $1 per part, not including labor, electricity, etc, and still charge multiple times what it cost me to make. #d printing is basically a money making machine if you find the right niche and are decent at design.

Agreed, my wife and I both have a red dragon and they serve their purpose while being pleasant.