“The Prototype Is Great” - Said No One Ever, When The Material Was Wrong

3D printing is a revolution. Until you make a prototype from the wrong material.

Until tests show it won’t work.

Until you realize you’ve wasted 3 months.

I Know That Feeling

I had a case with a team of innovators. Patented product. Big idea.

Prototypes? Made wrong. Wrong materials. Tests on wrong materials.

Result? Machine breakdowns during production. Delays. Investors walked away.

If they had used the knowledge that companies have, the product would have been made in one week. Instead, it stopped at the critical part.

This Happens Every Day

3D printing has become accessible. Anyone can buy a printer. Anyone can “make a prototype.”

But a prototype isn’t a product.

And when an innovator brings their “prototype” to production, drama begins:

• Material doesn’t hold
• Tolerances are too large
• Surface isn’t suitable
• Assembly doesn’t work

And then? Back to the beginning. But now with a delay.

What Most People Do (Wrong)

They try on their own.

Buy a printer. Watch YouTube. Print.

And when it doesn’t work? Print again. With different material. That also doesn’t work.

And then? They search for someone who knows what they’re doing. But how do you find the right one? How do you know who’s good for your specific case?

Clicking through the web. Forums. Facebook groups. “Does anyone know someone for 3D printing in metal/plastic?”

Weeks of lost time.

There’s A Better Way

Those who know exactly which material for your purpose. Who have experience with your type of product.

Without guessing. Without wrong prototypes.

Just the right people for the right job.

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