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An 18-year-old brings in $300,000 a month selling 3D printed reload can holders. Here's how he comes up with unique product ideas.

Earlier this year, Michael Satterlee posted a video chugging a Dr Pepper from his "tactical reload can holder." It's like a coozie, but more fun. In the video, as he finishes the beverage, another ...
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A 27-year-old who built a side hustle 3D printing products to sell on Etsy did $10,000 in sales in one week. He explains the steps he took before coming up with bestselling ...

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3D-Printing: The New Magic Behind Movie Props

Completely 3D printed – even the lenses – then painted helmet prop produced by Thingergy, Los Angeles. Movie makers have the creative vision, but it’s the prop maker’s job to bring that creative ...
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An 18-year-old brings in $300,000 a month selling 3D printed 'reload can holders.' Here's how he comes up with unique product ideas.

Teenage entrepreneur Michael Satterlee created a "tactical reload can holder" that went viral online. His Instagram video, which has over 50 million views, fueled his e-commerce company's explosive ...