Life is an exhausting mess sometimes and, when it comes to buying things, it’s impossible to find a product that’s just right for you. Luckily, as 3D printing spreads across the globe, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to find items that can be tailored to suit your needs. The latest is StuffHub, a San Francisco startup that wants to connect designers and consumers through 3D printed e-commerce.
At StuffHub, designers have the opportunity to test out new ideas using the limited run capabilities of 3D printing. Before going out to mass produce an item or to find a company willing to mass produce it for you, creative types can upload their designs to StuffHub and have them printed on an individual basis on demand. And, while the process will be somewhat easier and more affordable to upload a 3D model to sell on StuffHub, the startup will also take your 2D sketches and drawings and, for an extra fee, turn them into a 3D printable file. They sell your idea and you get a fraction of the profits.…
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