Great video Macy. I am really impressed with the quality those 3d printers put out. I liked all the bookmarks, I think they all looked great. I'm red/brown color blind so the colors looked great to me. Anyways, always love your videos and how you present everything in them. Great job.
This is so cool, I'm now very intrigued to try Midjourney and Hueforge. I had never really considered creating "2D" style art with a printer before. I do see that it could require a bunch of filament colors, and could be difficult for those who don't have a printer with an AMS style system. I'm going to try this out for sure though!
great job on the video. enjoyed the tutorial and the section showing the thought process. Most of the time the hardest thing is to how to spark an idea.
Thanks :) Just start working, and the creativity usually starts to flow. You'll eventually come up with something cool if you stay with it long enough!
Splatter ghost should be in purples and blues. Happy pumpkins needs more contrast, brighter orange on a green background. Splatter pumpkin would be a bit better if it was a jack-o-lantern.
@@macymakes3d well I mean I am old. Just not THAT old 🤣 Atleast I hope not? 😬 36 isn’t all that old is it?! Getting older is no fun. I think they’re super cute but I have fuzzy and ceramic pumpkins of purple, green, gray and blue around my house year round 😝
Hi Macy, I was watching the book marks absolutely love the idea and I just set my A1 combo so 4 colors. I’m loving my new found hobby, 62 years old and i ran cnc waterjets, plasma cutters and routers and I just love what you are doing. I was just wondering what your waste amount was per bookmark. Thanks and I really enjoy your channel. ps. I subscribed this morning.
This was really helpful, and I should be able to use this, I do functional stuff and am getting pretty good at 3d cad, but the artistic stuff is Greek to me. The AI stuff I could manage.
These are amazing. Super jealous of your filament room. If I were to leave any filament in the open air like that it would be nearly useless the next day all waterlogged. Can't wait for blackfriday/cyber monday this year. Need to get me a new printer as mine is ~5 years old and it's so slow any hueforge print I've done is in the 10-12h time frame.
Thanks :) It's pretty humid here too, I'll definitely be adding a dehumidifier to the room for next summer. Hopefully the black Friday deals come through big this year. Lots of fast, multicolor printing options out there now.
Thank you for this and all of your content. I am still learning hueforge but just watching helped me understand some basics. I am trying to understand something about your filaments and the AMS and your design. I thought that you mostly specified Overture filaments … but when you loaded the AMS it seemed that you used alot of Bambu filament (spools at least). Did you respool all the Overture … and do you have any problems with cardboard spools in the AMS?
I do love overture, but a lot of the filaments I chose for my hueforge prints ended up being the bambu matte filaments. I use overture for my Etsy products but I’ll mix in some other brands when I’m doing art pieces. I used the overture orange, white, and black for most of the bookmark prints but every print needed orange so I also used the bambu orange.
@@macymakes3d I could really do with 9 right now! I'm selling small items that take 1 hour to print on eBay. Sales are crazy, I sell 30+ per day which means I'm selling out by the end of the day. I only have a P1S and A1. My second P1S arrived damaged so it's being sent back. I may have to give in and buy a couple more A1's. The quality is as good as the P1S!
Love your video Macy! You inspired me to start 3d printing! So I decided to buy the Bambu A1 Mini, and it arrived at my home today. I immediately tried printing some 3D objects, but I got a textured bottom layer. It turns out that the Bambu Lab A1 Mini indeed uses a textured plate. Is there a way to get a smooth bottom layer?
Yeah all of the printers have a textured plate. You can purchase the smooth plate for most printers but I’m not sure about the mini. The textured is normal though. I use the textured plate on all my printers still.
Great video! I love learning new stuff watching your channel. I have a question I’d like some help with, The prints you do using Hueforge software, are printed very thin, is there an option to add a thick black block/layers to the design behind it? (For example a coin that has a thin multicolor print on one side of it) Will appreciate your answer 🙏
Now a fun question: How are you calculating the price for something like that? Are you able to track everything precise enough? And how long does it take you to be profitable after you created a new design?
Tough to say because of the software subscriptions required to make them. That adds a bit of extra cost but I use those programs for other things as well. They’re not the most profitable selling online especially with shipping costs, but I bet at craft fairs they’d do pretty well. You can get 4 on a plate so maybe a dollar or so in filament and print time costs. I think ok Etsy I have them listed as $6.99 for the small and then 8.99 for the large.
@@macymakes3d thanks for your reply! I always try to figure out if the cost/ work for items and if thy are worth the time and work. I do like your bookmakers! Btw. how long does it take you to print a patch of these? I never worked with multi color projects and I am wondering how much Tim either takes for the printer to swap colors.
Really dialing in the video production. This was an awesome video and answered several of the questions I was having about how to make use of the hueforge capabilities with the Bambu Printer. One key item was how to use multiple colors when my AMS only held 4 colors. You specifically answered how to put a Pause and then change the filament colors. What I didn't hear @time around 22:15 as when you reloaded the new spools and to the spots you vacated, how Bambu Studio knew how to use those AMS slots for the final two colors to finish the print. Did I miss it or beside Pause is there a command to tell it how to use light blue and white. Yu said it would start over with 5 and 6 in slot 1 and 2. How does it know to use slot 1and 2?
Dang, I did skip that info. When you hit "print" and you start assigning colors for the AMS, assign color 5 to the same slot as color 1, and assign color 6 to the same slot as color 2. You won't be able to change the color in the computer for colors 5 and 6, but if you assign it correctly and then change the colors in the AMS at the pause, it'll know to print from the correct slots.
@@macymakes3d awesome...will give that a try. I know I don't have the same filmanet choices but will see what i can do with your files and using some of my own similar colors. Now I gotta make some time to actually try. May take awhile (or not). I m going on a road trip and ow't have my printer close by. Thak you for the quick response.
Hi, Macy: I love your videos! The bookmarks looked great! What is the ideal thickness for the bookmarks after printing? Also, how would you price bookmarks on Etsy?
This is a great video and I love the bookmarks-all of them (but I'm not a kiddo anymore...). If I may ask, to which level of Midjourney do you subscribe? More specifically, I am wondering if one can do the amount of work you do on the basic plan.
Thanks! :) I just use the basic level... $10 a month I think. I don't use it very often, but it was plenty of generations for the video. Start with the basic, and then if you find you're using it more than it allows, upgrade then.
@@macymakes3d Thanks. It looks you get a lot of bang for your 10 bucks. I would just be using it occasionally, probably in spurts, like you seem to do. I appreciate how you showed that you can get great results without being a prompt guru.
Macy, 1st I LOVE your channel, thanks for putting out such great content. What are your thoughts on subscriptions to Midjourney, which level do you use? Its my understanding that unless you pay for the pro tier ($60 a month) whatever images you generate are available to all Midjourney users, if that's the case do you worry about people taking your designs?
Thanks :) I’m glad you’re here! I just use the lowest tier for midjourney. If people want my designs they can have them haha. If I was a master prompter or had a secret method for my prompts maybe I’d keep them hidden but for most things I just typed in “pumpkin” haha so not much to be stolen there.
Probably! Even if it doesn’t have a pattern function you can just copy the image into a 2x2 or 3x3 square to create the pattern. And then use a mask for the part you want to keep.
They take around 4 hours for the 2 bookmarks. Print time doesn't increase all that much adding extras to the plate. Maybe max 6ish hours for a full plate.
I sell some of the designs on my Etsy, but I don't plan on listing the Halloween ones since they're available to my Patreon members to sell. If you'd like one just message me on Etsy and I'll make it happen though :) All of the files are available on my Patreon. If you're only looking for one specific file let me know and I can try to get that to you on Etsy somehow also.
This is one of the reasons i haaaate the American cheap consumer mentality... They always say stuff like "why does this silly little bookmark cost $5?! Why not $1?!" ..and they dont think of the HOURS of effort we put into the artwork behind the scenes.. or the packaging costs we have to eat, built into the price, or the end-of-year taxes we have to pay on all the income.. and the postal fees..
Those dang pumpkin spouts, always messing things up! I have yet to explore Hueforge...what is the minimum thickness? I'm sure it can go thin but you probably lose flexibility w/ less layers. I have a thing I print that is only 8 layers (@ .12mm), so not sure if I could make something to fit into that sizing. Also, is it possible to flip a Hueforge and print it face down? Or is the top layer not 'flat', as in, some colors are raised up (as I think you mentioned on some designs). As far as pausing to change colors in the AMS, you don't HAVE to....once it uses color 1 and moves on to color 2, you can simply replace the spool in slot 1. I'd have to go back and see how you set it up, but doing it this way, you'd have to assign color 1 and 5 as 'the same color', so it goes back to slot 1. As always, another great video Macy!
Yep, you're right about not pausing. My method is the same as what you said, I just put the pause there so I remember to go change out the slots. Otherwise I'd forget and it would just keep printing haha. And for printing face down, I think it's possible, but not something I've figured out yet. Expect a video on it as soon as I do though :)
I don't usually dry PLA. I will if it's causing print issues but normally I'll just use it right out of the package or off the wall. I do dry PETG out of the package though.
Evidently I missed a step between Illustrator and HueForge becasue my rounded corners have gone away on the book marks. Can you point me to one of your videos that cover that?
I’m not sure what’s going on for that to happen. Sometimes I still see white sharp corners in hueforge but then once you save the project and open in bambu studio they’re rounded.
@@macymakes3d I went back and re-exported the bookmark from Adobe and now the corners are there. I have no idea what I did wrong the first time but it's seems to be working correctly now. I really appreciate the tutorials you make!
It's easily accessible for most people, and I really just enjoy the mystery of what the generator will come up with. I don't use AI that often. Mainly just for videos :)
at $7 each on Etsy, I don't know how you make any money. It must cost a $1 for filament, 50 cents for packaging and maybe $2-3 for Etsy fees. Plus maybe one or two hours to print plus your time to pack and ship
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So glad to see a post. I was getting worried since West NC is in dire straits right now. Hope you and your family are safe and sound.
Thank you for thinking of us
Love seeing your channel growing. SPONSORSHIP!!! Go Macy. Oh and ty for the tips!
Thanks Tommy :) Excited for the growth, but also just grateful to be here!
These all look amazing and I feel like I've learnt so much from this video. Thank you for showing the entire design process.
That witch ridding the broom is screaming for some glow in the dark filament on the moon!
Yes you’re right! Maybe I’ll try it :)
Great designs! I love this kind of content!
Thanks :) Glad you're here!
Everything turned out pretty Sweet 🦾🦾
Thanks Jake! Glad you're here :)
They look great and I really appreciate all of the information and detail ❤
Thank you :) Glad you're here
Excellent! Very creative and informative! I love those bookmarks. Thank you!
Thank you :) Glad you're here!
Look awesome! I’ve been printing face down and on a textured plate and it prints 100% flat. It’s a trick I learned when searching for coasters
I need to get better at that. Some of these would've looked amazing face down.
Great video Macy. I am really impressed with the quality those 3d printers put out. I liked all the bookmarks, I think they all looked great. I'm red/brown color blind so the colors looked great to me. Anyways, always love your videos and how you present everything in them. Great job.
Thank you! Glad you’re here :) thanks for watching
The ghost one you don’t like with the ghost is my favorite!
This is so cool, I'm now very intrigued to try Midjourney and Hueforge. I had never really considered creating "2D" style art with a printer before. I do see that it could require a bunch of filament colors, and could be difficult for those who don't have a printer with an AMS style system. I'm going to try this out for sure though!
great job on the video. enjoyed the tutorial and the section showing the thought process. Most of the time the hardest thing is to how to spark an idea.
Thanks :) Just start working, and the creativity usually starts to flow. You'll eventually come up with something cool if you stay with it long enough!
Great step by step video!
Splatter ghost should be in purples and blues.
Happy pumpkins needs more contrast, brighter orange on a green background.
Splatter pumpkin would be a bit better if it was a jack-o-lantern.
Thanks for the video. Also thanks for showing how to deal with more than four colors in the AMS and Hueforge.
No problem :) Glad you're here!
Love watching your channel, I'm new to this and looking at getting a 3D printer. What would you recommend for a beginner. Keep up the great work.
Every one of these is awesome!!!
To help with the raised parts, you could always do a quick light coat of UV resin over the top. It will give it a little shine and make it smoother
True! That would be a cool way to experiment with some resin. Thanks for the tip :)
Thanks to share you design path, good learning for me. Thanks a lot
Great content. Bookmaarks look very nice
Thank you :) Glad you're here!
Love it! I really really like the witch one. And the “older crowd” pumpkins 😆
Great job! 😊
Hahaha thanks! Maybe they'll appeal to more than just the older crowd lol, that was just what came out when filming 😆
@@macymakes3d well I mean I am old. Just not THAT old 🤣
Atleast I hope not? 😬 36 isn’t all that old is it?! Getting older is no fun.
I think they’re super cute but I have fuzzy and ceramic pumpkins of purple, green, gray and blue around my house year round 😝
Great Video! They look Great!
Thank you :) Glad you're here!
Incredible!!!!
U are amazing! Hugs from Brazil!
New subscriber but wanted to say great job on your journey. So cool watching your channel grow over the past year I've seen some random videos!
Wow thank you so much :) I'm glad you're here
Looks like a good time to have two AMS units on one of your printers. Another great video!
Thanks! I actually ran all of these on a single AMS, I just added pauses to make sure I could swap out the filaments at the right time.
Please make tutorial on how to use hueforge! Great content!🎉
When you make it big enough you attract sponcers lol. Nice work. Love your work as usual. Greats tips.
Thank you :)
Do you print with .2 or .4 hotend? The quality of amazing!
0.4 :)
I like the splatter pumpkin too!
Haha thanks I’m glad you like them :)
great video! what are you thinking of using the smaller version of the bookmarks for?
Just giving different size options. I list both sizes in my Etsy shop and the small ones actually sell pretty well.
OK that was really cool. Getting my HF license right now...
🥳
Thank you… great job.. how long did each one take?
Around 4 hours
Hi Macy, I was watching the book marks absolutely love the idea and I just set my A1 combo so 4 colors. I’m loving my new found hobby, 62 years old and i ran cnc waterjets, plasma cutters and routers and I just love what you are doing. I was just wondering what your waste amount was per bookmark. Thanks and I really enjoy your channel. ps. I subscribed this morning.
Thank you :) Not much waste at all since they're only changing colors a few times.
That’s a great way to use those almost empty spools of filament instead of just tossing them in the bin. 😊
This was really helpful, and I should be able to use this, I do functional stuff and am getting pretty good at 3d cad, but the artistic stuff is Greek to me. The AI stuff I could manage.
Awesome! Glad it was helpful :)
Waooovvv great designs and excellent video 🎉
These are amazing. Super jealous of your filament room. If I were to leave any filament in the open air like that it would be nearly useless the next day all waterlogged. Can't wait for blackfriday/cyber monday this year. Need to get me a new printer as mine is ~5 years old and it's so slow any hueforge print I've done is in the 10-12h time frame.
Thanks :) It's pretty humid here too, I'll definitely be adding a dehumidifier to the room for next summer. Hopefully the black Friday deals come through big this year. Lots of fast, multicolor printing options out there now.
Thank you for this and all of your content. I am still learning hueforge but just watching helped me understand some basics. I am trying to understand something about your filaments and the AMS and your design. I thought that you mostly specified Overture filaments … but when you loaded the AMS it seemed that you used alot of Bambu filament (spools at least). Did you respool all the Overture … and do you have any problems with cardboard spools in the AMS?
I do love overture, but a lot of the filaments I chose for my hueforge prints ended up being the bambu matte filaments. I use overture for my Etsy products but I’ll mix in some other brands when I’m doing art pieces. I used the overture orange, white, and black for most of the bookmark prints but every print needed orange so I also used the bambu orange.
Thanks. I've rediscovered Midjourney. It's so good! How many printers do you have now?
I’ve got 9 now. I don’t usually have them all running at once though, unless sales are crazy. It’s so much to keep up with 😂
@@macymakes3d I could really do with 9 right now! I'm selling small items that take 1 hour to print on eBay. Sales are crazy, I sell 30+ per day which means I'm selling out by the end of the day. I only have a P1S and A1. My second P1S arrived damaged so it's being sent back. I may have to give in and buy a couple more A1's. The quality is as good as the P1S!
Love your video Macy! You inspired me to start 3d printing! So I decided to buy the Bambu A1 Mini, and it arrived at my home today. I immediately tried printing some 3D objects, but I got a textured bottom layer. It turns out that the Bambu Lab A1 Mini indeed uses a textured plate. Is there a way to get a smooth bottom layer?
Yeah all of the printers have a textured plate. You can purchase the smooth plate for most printers but I’m not sure about the mini. The textured is normal though. I use the textured plate on all my printers still.
@@macymakes3d I see. Thank you for your advice.
Great video! I love learning new stuff watching your channel.
I have a question I’d like some help with, The prints you do using Hueforge software, are printed very thin, is there an option to add a thick black block/layers to the design behind it? (For example a coin that has a thin multicolor print on one side of it)
Will appreciate your answer 🙏
Yeah definitely. Just increase the minimum depth.
@@macymakes3d thank you 🙏
Great stuff, will it give it a try:)
Now a fun question: How are you calculating the price for something like that? Are you able to track everything precise enough? And how long does it take you to be profitable after you created a new design?
Tough to say because of the software subscriptions required to make them. That adds a bit of extra cost but I use those programs for other things as well. They’re not the most profitable selling online especially with shipping costs, but I bet at craft fairs they’d do pretty well. You can get 4 on a plate so maybe a dollar or so in filament and print time costs. I think ok Etsy I have them listed as $6.99 for the small and then 8.99 for the large.
@@macymakes3d thanks for your reply! I always try to figure out if the cost/ work for items and if thy are worth the time and work. I do like your bookmakers! Btw. how long does it take you to print a patch of these? I never worked with multi color projects and I am wondering how much Tim either takes for the printer to swap colors.
Really dialing in the video production. This was an awesome video and answered several of the questions I was having about how to make use of the hueforge capabilities with the Bambu Printer. One key item was how to use multiple colors when my AMS only held 4 colors. You specifically answered how to put a Pause and then change the filament colors. What I didn't hear @time around 22:15 as when you reloaded the new spools and to the spots you vacated, how Bambu Studio knew how to use those AMS slots for the final two colors to finish the print. Did I miss it or beside Pause is there a command to tell it how to use light blue and white. Yu said it would start over with 5 and 6 in slot 1 and 2. How does it know to use slot 1and 2?
Dang, I did skip that info. When you hit "print" and you start assigning colors for the AMS, assign color 5 to the same slot as color 1, and assign color 6 to the same slot as color 2. You won't be able to change the color in the computer for colors 5 and 6, but if you assign it correctly and then change the colors in the AMS at the pause, it'll know to print from the correct slots.
@@macymakes3d awesome...will give that a try. I know I don't have the same filmanet choices but will see what i can do with your files and using some of my own similar colors. Now I gotta make some time to actually try. May take awhile (or not). I m going on a road trip and ow't have my printer close by. Thak you for the quick response.
Hi, Macy: I love your videos! The bookmarks looked great! What is the ideal thickness for the bookmarks after printing? Also, how would you price bookmarks on Etsy?
Depends on the design but I try to keep them around 1.5mm. I have the small listed for 6.99 and the large for 8.49.
@@macymakes3dthanks for sharing your information. Would you mind sharing what you ship the bookmarks in? Thanks!
This is a great video and I love the bookmarks-all of them (but I'm not a kiddo anymore...). If I may ask, to which level of Midjourney do you subscribe? More specifically, I am wondering if one can do the amount of work you do on the basic plan.
Thanks! :) I just use the basic level... $10 a month I think. I don't use it very often, but it was plenty of generations for the video. Start with the basic, and then if you find you're using it more than it allows, upgrade then.
@@macymakes3d Thanks. It looks you get a lot of bang for your 10 bucks. I would just be using it occasionally, probably in spurts, like you seem to do. I appreciate how you showed that you can get great results without being a prompt guru.
Curious, whey do you need a pause tower if it 'poops'? Not a bamboo user... yet.
Macy, 1st I LOVE your channel, thanks for putting out such great content. What are your thoughts on subscriptions to Midjourney, which level do you use? Its my understanding that unless you pay for the pro tier ($60 a month) whatever images you generate are available to all Midjourney users, if that's the case do you worry about people taking your designs?
Thanks :) I’m glad you’re here! I just use the lowest tier for midjourney. If people want my designs they can have them haha. If I was a master prompter or had a secret method for my prompts maybe I’d keep them hidden but for most things I just typed in “pumpkin” haha so not much to be stolen there.
@@macymakes3d thank you for your response. I appreciate it.
Can I use Inkscape to do what adobe illustrator does as rather expensive? Love all the content you create 😊
Probably! Even if it doesn’t have a pattern function you can just copy the image into a 2x2 or 3x3 square to create the pattern. And then use a mask for the part you want to keep.
Soooo when are you adding these to your Etsy?! 😍
Haha wasn’t planning on it 😬 but if you want one send me a message and I’ll see what I can do!
So Cool!!!!! just found your channel and subbed....you make custom things for people??
Thanks :) I’m not available for custom work at the moment but check back again in the future in case things open up.
How long do these prints usually take when you have a few on the build plate like you do in this video? You may have said but if you did i missed it!
They take around 4 hours for the 2 bookmarks. Print time doesn't increase all that much adding extras to the plate. Maybe max 6ish hours for a full plate.
Great looking bookmarks, am I right in thinking since it's ai, it's not copywrited?
That's my understanding.
which subscription to midjourney to you recommend? Seems like the basic one would be ok, but what do you think?
I use the basic one, it’s plenty of images. And then if you need more you can go up later.
@@macymakes3d Thank you sooo much for the info! I love your videos, they are an inspiration!!!
Hey Macy i want to buy my first 3D printer witch is the best.and wat if you can change yours with would you buy ?
The p1s is my favorite from bambu lab. I love it and have no complaints.
Macy, do you sell bookmarks somewhere? Also, how may I purchase one of the files you used?
I sell some of the designs on my Etsy, but I don't plan on listing the Halloween ones since they're available to my Patreon members to sell. If you'd like one just message me on Etsy and I'll make it happen though :) All of the files are available on my Patreon. If you're only looking for one specific file let me know and I can try to get that to you on Etsy somehow also.
@@macymakes3d What's your Etsy store name, Macy? I'd like to see if you can send me the one with the most colors, please?
This is one of the reasons i haaaate the American cheap consumer mentality... They always say stuff like "why does this silly little bookmark cost $5?! Why not $1?!" ..and they dont think of the HOURS of effort we put into the artwork behind the scenes.. or the packaging costs we have to eat, built into the price, or the end-of-year taxes we have to pay on all the income.. and the postal fees..
Those dang pumpkin spouts, always messing things up!
I have yet to explore Hueforge...what is the minimum thickness? I'm sure it can go thin but you probably lose flexibility w/ less layers. I have a thing I print that is only 8 layers (@ .12mm), so not sure if I could make something to fit into that sizing. Also, is it possible to flip a Hueforge and print it face down? Or is the top layer not 'flat', as in, some colors are raised up (as I think you mentioned on some designs).
As far as pausing to change colors in the AMS, you don't HAVE to....once it uses color 1 and moves on to color 2, you can simply replace the spool in slot 1. I'd have to go back and see how you set it up, but doing it this way, you'd have to assign color 1 and 5 as 'the same color', so it goes back to slot 1.
As always, another great video Macy!
Yep, you're right about not pausing. My method is the same as what you said, I just put the pause there so I remember to go change out the slots. Otherwise I'd forget and it would just keep printing haha.
And for printing face down, I think it's possible, but not something I've figured out yet. Expect a video on it as soon as I do though :)
Can you please make a video of how you make teacher signs?
Is there a reason you don't dry the filament before using?
I don't usually dry PLA. I will if it's causing print issues but normally I'll just use it right out of the package or off the wall. I do dry PETG out of the package though.
Evidently I missed a step between Illustrator and HueForge becasue my rounded corners have gone away on the book marks. Can you point me to one of your videos that cover that?
I’m not sure what’s going on for that to happen. Sometimes I still see white sharp corners in hueforge but then once you save the project and open in bambu studio they’re rounded.
@@macymakes3d I went back and re-exported the bookmark from Adobe and now the corners are there. I have no idea what I did wrong the first time but it's seems to be working correctly now. I really appreciate the tutorials you make!
So many AMS units... Jealous! Awesome work though!
Not an anti ai comment but a genuine question, why do you chose to use ai, like what are your thoughts on it?
It's easily accessible for most people, and I really just enjoy the mystery of what the generator will come up with. I don't use AI that often. Mainly just for videos :)
STAY SPOOKY 👻
Como se llama la aplicación que usas? La que esta AI?
Midjourney
@@macymakes3d muchas gracias 💚
Here before people start yelling Anti AI stuff, lmao
Hopefully that doesn't happen but we'll see lol
ANTI AI STUFF!
at $7 each on Etsy, I don't know how you make any money. It must cost a $1 for filament, 50 cents for packaging and maybe $2-3 for Etsy fees. Plus maybe one or two hours to print plus your time to pack and ship
I don't really make any money on them, I just think they're fun :)