Clem72
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Nice. I felt particularly accomplished when I modeled a curved battery cover for a remote control. Other notable accomplishments include a knob for my crock pot lid and a new scraper end for my backyard pooper-scooper.
Making money with a hobby
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PeoplesElbow
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How does the pooper scooper work?
Clem72
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there's a little side opening pail with a 3 foot handle that you can line with a grocery store bag. The scooper part looks like a mini-rake with fat flat fingers. A bit hard to describe. You rake the poop into the pail., but the original rake end broke off. So I designed/printed a new one and it has lived outside for 4 years with no problem.
PeoplesElbow
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Sounds like it should be on shark tank.
Clem72
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Have you seen this?
Tactical Repeating Bow (TRB)
The TRB is a seven shot, 3D printable, compound bow that offers a 14-16 kg draw weight and delivers a bolt at 50m/s with a 100 grain broadhead. The only parts not printable are the barrel rods and the limbs which are made from 10mm diameter fiberglass rod. It fires both standard field tip...
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PeoplesElbow
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Have you seen this?
Tactical Repeating Bow (TRB)
The TRB is a seven shot, 3D printable, compound bow that offers a 14-16 kg draw weight and delivers a bolt at 50m/s with a 100 grain broadhead. The only parts not printable are the barrel rods and the limbs which are made from 10mm diameter fiberglass rod. It fires both standard field tip...
Pretty cool.
Seen this?
Clem72
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It's cool, but i'm not sure which makes me madder. The fact that he was trying to get $100 for it ($50 now) or the fact that he completely ripped off someone elses design (yes, he rounded a couple of corners to make it sleeker).
Assassin's Creed Hidden Blade (Dual Action) by PiggyJJ
The spring i used for the 2 locks can be bought herebuy the 2MM diameter sizehttp://world.taobao.com/item/13652510895.htm?fromSite=main&spm=2014.12193480.0.023/6/2015 UPDATES: got my ass off and decided to model out the extended hidden blade and gear system, follow me on my facebook page to see...
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PeoplesElbow
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Whole lot of stuff out there ripped off. I've seen people rip of free stuff and try to sell it.It's cool, but i'm not sure which makes me madder. The fact that he was trying to get $100 for it ($50 now) or the fact that he completely ripped off someone elses design (yes, he rounded a couple of corners to make it sleeker).
Assassin's Creed Hidden Blade (Dual Action) by PiggyJJ
The spring i used for the 2 locks can be bought herebuy the 2MM diameter sizehttp://world.taobao.com/item/13652510895.htm?fromSite=main&spm=2014.12193480.0.023/6/2015 UPDATES: got my ass off and decided to model out the extended hidden blade and gear system, follow me on my facebook page to see...
StevenMorrison
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inquiryjv
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If you're unsure about whether to keep it as a hobby or turn it into a business, it might be a good idea to consult with a tax professional. They can help you understand the implications of each option and decide what's best for your situation.
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Personally, I think it's great that your hobby has turned into a source of income. It shows your passion and skill in that area. As for making some extra cash, you might want to check out this money easily app. It offers various ways to earn money, and it could be a fun way to supplement your income while pursuing your hobby.
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OccamsRazor
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What I have seen is, that most people that use their hobby and take it into a business are horrible business people.
Most of them fail with that business in a few short years. Small gun store owners for the most part fit into this.
I would suggest you find you local "SCORE" office and set up an appointment and have a good talk with a business professional and see what they have to say. Good Luck
https://marylandentrepreneurhub.com/organization-profile/southern-maryland-score
I'm not a good business people person, I dealt with people over the phone and emails. Its why any business that I've owned I don't have to deal with the public. Hard to imagine right...
Most of them fail with that business in a few short years. Small gun store owners for the most part fit into this.
I would suggest you find you local "SCORE" office and set up an appointment and have a good talk with a business professional and see what they have to say. Good Luck
https://marylandentrepreneurhub.com/organization-profile/southern-maryland-score
I'm not a good business people person, I dealt with people over the phone and emails. Its why any business that I've owned I don't have to deal with the public. Hard to imagine right...
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Plus many discover that it takes the original joy out of the hobby.What I have seen is, that most people that use their hobby and take it into a business are horrible business people.
Most of them fail with that business in a few short years. Small gun store owners for the most part fit into this.
I would suggest you find you local "SCORE" office and set up an appointment and have a good talk with a business professional and see what they have to say. Good Luck
https://marylandentrepreneurhub.com/organization-profile/southern-maryland-score
I'm not a good business people person, I dealt with people over the phone and emails. Its why any business that I've owned I don't have to deal with the public. Hard to imagine right...