How to print $$$ with your 3D printer without dragons!

How to Print $$$ With Your 3D Printer (Without Dragons or Dumb Things)
Stop wasting filament. Start printing products that actually sell.

Everyone’s printing dragons, skull planters, and fidget spinners.
You’re here to print profit.

This book cuts through the fantasy and teaches you how to turn your 3D printer into a real income machine — whether that means selling physical products, digital STL files, or both. You’ll learn how to spot opportunities, design smarter, and think like a small-scale manufacturer instead of a hobbyist chasing likes on Reddit.

No hype. No “get rich with 3D printing” nonsense.
Just a straightforward guide to building a profitable side hustle (or full-time business) from your printer — without wasting time on things no one actually buys.

🧩 Inside You’ll Discover

• How to find profitable niches that aren’t already saturated
• The Printable 3D Profit Formula: Demand + Durability + Differentiation
• What separates hobby prints from real products
• How to price, market, and package your prints like a pro
• Where to sell your prints — and what really matters more than “standing out”
• Strategies for scaling with automation, branding, and digital file sales

If you’re tired of printing plastic dust-collectors and ready to turn your creativity into income, this is your roadmap.

🧱 Why I Wrote This Book

I’ve wasted more filament than I’d like to admit printing dragons, skull planters, and “cool” gadgets that ended up in a drawer.

Like most people, I got into 3D printing because it was fun — the idea that you could make anything out of thin air was magic. But after a while, I realized most of what I was making didn’t solve a problem or make me a dime. It just sat there looking neat.

Then I started designing products that people actually wanted to buy.
Not flashy, not fantasy — just useful, well-thought-out stuff. Things that fixed real problems or made someone’s life a little easier.

That shift turned my printer from a toy into a tool.
It’s what led me to create projects like Wall-Mounts, Coinfinity, Loki’s Whiskers, and the prototype Massage Gun Rack — a full-scale wall-mounted massage gun system that I never officially launched but taught me a ton about design, testing, and production and scale. Every one of those projects pushed me closer to understanding what makes a printable idea profitable.

I went from “printing things for fun” to “printing things that fund.”
I learned how to design for production, how to price for profit, how to brand, and how to stop wasting time on dumb prints that no one would ever pay for.

This book is the guide I wish I had when I started.
It’s not about chasing trends or becoming the next 3D printing influencer. It’s about turning your printer into a real asset — something that pays you back instead of just burning through spools.

If you’re tired of printing dust collectors and ready to start printing products that matter, this book will show you how I did it — and how you can too.

No hype. No dragons. Just results (and maybe a few cat hairs).