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Re:Etsy Strike by xsmasher on Monday April 11, 2022 @01:19PM (#30991954)
What kind of items?

Redbubble lets you upload designs for t-shirts, phone cases, etc, and make them available in their web storefront. You only get a small slice of the sale price, but it's very easy to get your designs "out into the world."

Re:Etsy Strike by samstave on Monday April 11, 2022 @01:36PM (#30992159)
Physical Objects, not art prints.

I come up with mechanical designs as well as "artsy" things - which could be mass produced... but never like a logo-shirt or something as mentally ephemeral..

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Right now I am modeling an 'thing' as a 3d printable (or injection molded at scale) attachment to a common house hold power tool, but can come in various grades (home|pro|industrial)...

I messed up and had a bunch of money in 2020 that I should have bought a printer with, but spent on stupid stuff like food and living expenses instead...

Other items are home-goods improvements/desires...

Think of me as the SamCo (Like RonCo) of my personal universe... but I am hoping some of that bleeds put into other universes such as xsmasherCo :-)

Re:Etsy Strike by Jarwain on Monday April 11, 2022 @02:14PM (#30992577)
Does uploading the model to shapeways' marketplace or to thingiverse, or having it printed by a 3d printing service not suffice for your needs?