The people in the comments seem to not know what a Kickstarter is or the downside of backing electronics on Kickstarter. This video is obviously not a review. As such, you take everything presented with a grain of salt. I welcome the overview of this upcoming product.
Someone who doesn't use 3d printers is the first to evaluate a Kickstarter printer! I would have liked to see them printing those items as I have my doubts they were printed on that machine!
Well, I personally think that was kind of the point, to ask somebody who isn’t sure what they were doing and ask them to do it. I purposely didn’t title this as an evaluation or review as I knew I wasn’t qualified to tell experts and enthusiasts the fact of life on this product. I did think it was pretty cool though. I’m sure very soon there will be lots of detailed reviews from expert 3D channels ✌️
@@MichaelElsegood it is just strange that some 'known' RUclipsrs refused to evaluate this device and some have already done videos on the potential of copyright infringements regarding this. I wonder if they asked you because you wouldn't know the market / history! Whilst your video is of great quality, editing / presentation etc.. I think there was a total lack of continuity. Can you confirm that you did print on that machine all the items you showed? or were they sent in the box with the printer?
Oh a RUclipsr I've never heard of has been sent a unit before all the RUclipsrs I have heard of and has nothing negative to say about it, or even talk about any practical elements such as filament changes or detail shots of print quality.....seems legit 😑
“haven’t heard of”…..yet 😉. Well I quite enjoyed the experience, this video was more like a showcase than a review and I’m going to try out 3D printing as a hobby now. I didn’t get to keep the big boy Sota but I kept the mini EC1 machine they sent me. Either way. Even though it’s a prototype it looks rather interesting and the lads working on it seemed to be grinding day and night over it it. Sorry I couldn’t include everything you wanted to see. ✌️
I can't believe he didn't have some mishaps along the way as every 3d printer has them (and yet none were mentioned. I've been in 3d printing for at least 5 years and none of the RUclipsrs I watch have mentioned it....But that could be because some won't do Kickstarter videos and advertise them to the community as too many have been burned along with their subscribers financially. Their general motto is don't send a prototype only finished items for reviews. (Makers Muse being the most anti-Kickstarter) The comment he left "“haven’t heard of”…..yet ", well if all reviews are positive people will soon learn not to trust your reviews and move on. If everything you are "Given" is amazing with no flaws or criticism then it's not worth much as a review.
@@mrfoameruk Hi Round Tuit, as mentioned in the title and explicitly in the description, this is not, and has not been advertised or promoted by me as a review. All of my reviews on my channel are labelled explicitly “review”.
Best review ever ( o wait , kickstarter says review and you say showcase ... hmm ) , if i only could see how it would print , if it only would show how it would print , dit i mention that i like to see it print ? and what about the prototype that is only half complete ? it was a nice closeup to showcase that a lot of things are wrong but thats for the prototype so its maybe a good idea to show how it print ?
RUclips is really hard so no shade to the video creator but I’m glad people are cautioning against buying this. I landed here from the Kickstarter page after looking deeper on a really suspicious ad. This could be a good product but the marketing team is doing everything they can to reach people who don’t know about 3D printing or tech and scare off people who do.
The video looks more like an advertisement for the Kickstarter than a real user experience, but I guess I'm OK with just finding out what this printer is about. The "upside down" printing looks fancy, but I did not catch the benefit of it in this video ?! It's probably inspired by Kralyn3D's Positron printer, who explains that the main benefit of printing this way is that the center of mass is really low, so the printer can be more stable because of this. This printer actually negates this advantage by lifting the whole printer up to accommodate some electronics and filament underneath it... The AI part could become great, but it clearly isn't all that impressive yet and possible future updates might never get implemented. Also, the fact that software can make your 3D printing experience better holds true for any 3D printer, not just this one. OK, I'm probably being too negative here, so as a positive I can say it looks great and with the door closed it's probably pretty quiet. (Although most people print PLA and you probably don't want to print PLA with the door closed)
but isn't putting the filament below be better for the low center of mass? Essentially, the bottom of the printer could fix 2 x 1 kg spools of filament.
Thanks for your detailed comments. It’s always interesting to hear these things. Yeah, honestly, it was more of a showcase than a review as this was a prototype filmed a while ago. Obviously I couldn’t show everything so sorry about that. But as an outsider in the 3D printing world I was really impressed in the simplicity of the process for somebody like me. And the AI selfie modelling was pretty impressive considering it didn’t use any other sensors apart from the selfie camera.
I am skeptical as well, I haven’t seen any details on how it changes filament or if there will be a purge block every time you print multi color objects. Looks amazing, I want to ape in, but this is holding me back..
Wow I’ll take that as a compliment, I actually filmed it myself in my spare bedroom. I usually film everything on my phone but recently I bought a Sony FX30 to try and step up my game! This was the first YT video I used it on.
Okay, so we have an admiitted promo, and are still waiting for an actual review. Well, the title of the video didn't include the word "review" so that's fair. If this thing's still in beta, I can see why they don't want it actually reviewed. Personally, if I had been "optimistic enough" to back this kickstarter, I would be marking the date on calendar when I needed to bail if I didn't see a review by a reputable reviewer. Given the endless stream of Ender-3 look-a-likes we see being reviewed, I find it hard to believe that something more interesting wouldn't be accepted for a review, unless Kokoni were asking for unacceptable terms.
We need to see these in the hands of testers first. Promises are too big with no proof right now. Tell them to send me one and the Scout troop and I will put it to the test.
While i don't have their products, people obviously didn't even put any effort and just calls it a scam. Kokoni Sota was at CES, they also have an actual EC1 version already being sold and recently also launched EC2. While it is still very likely any kickstarter product can fail, the maker at least have some credentials.
This printer has been completely fake from the start, a bunch of promises about functionality from folks who have never used, much less made, a 3D printer and who have no idea what the engineering constraints to produce a good one are. They'll almost surely deliver something, but it will be slow and unreliable and unimpressive. This video is nothing but an advertisement for a sketchy KS. See 3D Printing Professor's for a take from someone who knows what he's talking about before you throw away money on this.
Useless paid comercial. The fact they did not send units to people that know what their are talking about is a clear sign to be suspicious of this company. Also you claim this us not a review but the vendor said "look at the review of this RUclipsr!". Puppet..
Does the title of this video say “review”? Do I say the word “review” in this video? Do I review or give any tests or big opinions on if or if not you should buy it?
So everything is tied to the cloud and everything is recorded and you have no privacy or ownership?!.... At any time they can start a subscription to where you are milked for the rest of the time you have/rent this.... Nope, not a good idea.
It sounds very interesting but I am wondering about serviceability, amongst other things, like what size for filament as it supposedly comes with 200 gram rolls will you be able to use,1kg rolls in the fancy box. Good effort on the Video for your first attempt.
It’s prototype, nothing interesting base on the review. A basic creality printer like sermoon V1 po is way superior than this. To Kokoni, you can do better than this to impress ur potential supporters in kickstarter. I’m not a pro 3D printer user and still not impress at all. U got to hire better marketers for ur product.
Right…..I’m sure the phone or computer you used to write this comment did not borrow or use any ideas from other companies 🙄🫠😂 get real mate. Take a deep breath.
@@MichaelElsegood I am just curious how fast you gonna delete this video in the near future when they fail to deliver. Following this video's existence until then... Hope I am wrong otherwise you'll be part of a $650K scam.
bro why tf didnt they ship it to someone like @3DPrintingNerd or @UncleJessy to review it so they can talk about it and talk about the benefits of this printer and also to give some honest feedback. No front but if i would purchase this printer i would find it better to hear some feedback from somebody that is known in the 3D printing community and is not talking about things they do not know a thintg about.
Why was the printer being shown printing anything, white PLA hides all mistakes. I am sure you are a great guy but sorry this is a scam and you shouldn't be pushing this.
He does not care.. paycheck is in the bank. He just replies with polite dismissals "thanks for watching" which translates to.. "none of you gave me a big fat paycheck suckers".
So another rich guy basically he gets another 3D printer for free because he's a RUclips person see that's the problem I have with other sites and such because I'm on disability and I would love to have this printer sent to me and review I even sent him a message but I doubt they will because I'm not a rich RUclipsr I'm just a regular nobody and nobody gives a damn about and I think it's disgusting that rich RUclipsrs obviously get all this stuff for free I mean probably two or three hundred who knows it's ridiculous. I'm asking to be sent one because I'm being honest now I'm on disability I have a 3D printer now it was the flashforge I like it a lot but I'm looking for another printer because my printer is starting to wear out so I thought this would be amazing to try and enjoy it so that's why I emailed them
Well since you know about 3d printing, they won’t send you this. I’m very skeptical about this printer. Many youtubers have refused to review this so they are only sending them to those who have no 3d printing experience and cannot point out the cons. And they are hiding it behind the word “beginner friendly”.
Perhaps if you mention to them your review will show only good things and none of the numerous problems with the machine (ie shill for them like this video seems to be) they might send you one. My guess is you are better off without one of these machines.
To be completely direct and maybe "brutally" honest, "EVERYONE" is such a broad way to call out the social media based 3D Printing reviewers... After reading your comment and before deciding to take the time to reply I made sure to check out your channel to ensure I didnt get a misleading impression of who you are based off your "pick me, pick me" attitude shown here and in your bio. To make this as short as possible without appearing to be an a**hole myself this is how things appear to work for these "rich" youtubers that are sent machines to review. 1. The machine manufacturer contacts and/ or is contacted by probably 10,000 or more folks a month asking to receive a printer for "review". *(Referring to people who reach out to the manufacturers)* These companies then sit down with their teams (im assuming those that monitor their social media and sales) and they go through the names of applicants, they would already have a pretty accurate list of HIGH interest youtubers in the printing community that post minimum 1-2 times a week, the person makes educational videos set out to genuinely help the community grow, they produce live streams that receive a high amount of participation while live and for the after views aswell as show every step of the machine getting to the actual printing part in extreme detail, they show every single part of the machine close up as well as describe the physical aspects of it. (referring to the YTers that are contacted by the company) these so called "rich" YT reviewers have been making content for years... thats an understatement as most that i personally watch religiously have a minimum of 3 years upwards of 6. A good majority of these reviewers still work a regular job and if they dont they simply rely on their viewers, fans and followers who appreciate their helpful content to keep food on their table and a roof over their head while spending sometimes more than a regular 8 hour days work just getting the best content they can for the community. 2. As for the "free" printers they receive, these machines are all based upon a contract between both parties that can vary in hundreds of little ways from keeping the machine after review or sending it back. Being paid to do a SHOWCASE versus an actual honest the good, the bad and the ugly review where no money was exchanged. these machine reviews are the 3d printing communities way of doing a commercial to bring interest to their new products without good and bad reviews from these influencers not only would be be purchasing printers based on the biased opinion of the companies but also have not a clue which machine is the right one for you or not. what i am saying is that instead of being immature and acting like these companies owe you something start making videos they dont have to be 6 cameras worth thousands, a full tech team and editing team... most YTers started with an iphone and some time on a video editing program after hours posting little 20 minute videos that actually took 3-4 hours to film while only having one printer. YOU CAN DO IT TOO. and if you say that you are unable too then i am sorry to say but these are used as a marketing TOOL not a handout. most of the people who recieve them will end up donating them to a local school, a toys for tots like foundation or giving them away to their loyal viewers for supporting the work they do and making what they do possible.
The people in the comments seem to not know what a Kickstarter is or the downside of backing electronics on Kickstarter. This video is obviously not a review. As such, you take everything presented with a grain of salt. I welcome the overview of this upcoming product.
Someone who doesn't use 3d printers is the first to evaluate a Kickstarter printer! I would have liked to see them printing those items as I have my doubts they were printed on that machine!
Well, I personally think that was kind of the point, to ask somebody who isn’t sure what they were doing and ask them to do it. I purposely didn’t title this as an evaluation or review as I knew I wasn’t qualified to tell experts and enthusiasts the fact of life on this product. I did think it was pretty cool though. I’m sure very soon there will be lots of detailed reviews from expert 3D channels ✌️
@@MichaelElsegood it is just strange that some 'known' RUclipsrs refused to evaluate this device and some have already done videos on the potential of copyright infringements regarding this. I wonder if they asked you because you wouldn't know the market / history! Whilst your video is of great quality, editing / presentation etc.. I think there was a total lack of continuity. Can you confirm that you did print on that machine all the items you showed? or were they sent in the box with the printer?
@@andrewnewton9137 His location states he's in China, thus no FTC regulations to follow. It's almost certainly a paid endorsement.
@@bojangle which is stated clearly at the start of the video
@@MichaelElsegood LOL yup that was deff the point !!! LOL "use this script"
Oh a RUclipsr I've never heard of has been sent a unit before all the RUclipsrs I have heard of and has nothing negative to say about it, or even talk about any practical elements such as filament changes or detail shots of print quality.....seems legit 😑
“haven’t heard of”…..yet 😉. Well I quite enjoyed the experience, this video was more like a showcase than a review and I’m going to try out 3D printing as a hobby now. I didn’t get to keep the big boy Sota but I kept the mini EC1 machine they sent me. Either way. Even though it’s a prototype it looks rather interesting and the lads working on it seemed to be grinding day and night over it it. Sorry I couldn’t include everything you wanted to see. ✌️
I can't believe he didn't have some mishaps along the way as every 3d printer has them (and yet none were mentioned. I've been in 3d printing for at least 5 years and none of the RUclipsrs I watch have mentioned it....But that could be because some won't do Kickstarter videos and advertise them to the community as too many have been burned along with their subscribers financially. Their general motto is don't send a prototype only finished items for reviews. (Makers Muse being the most anti-Kickstarter)
The comment he left "“haven’t heard of”…..yet ", well if all reviews are positive people will soon learn not to trust your reviews and move on. If everything you are "Given" is amazing with no flaws or criticism then it's not worth much as a review.
@@mrfoameruk Hi Round Tuit, as mentioned in the title and explicitly in the description, this is not, and has not been advertised or promoted by me as a review. All of my reviews on my channel are labelled explicitly “review”.
@@MichaelElsegood But when a review just shows good points only and what works and not what didn't it's not a review.
This is not a review. As I said in my last comment. And the title of the video. The info down below in the description. This video is not a review.
Best review ever ( o wait , kickstarter says review and you say showcase ... hmm ) , if i only could see how it would print , if it only would show how it would print , dit i mention that i like to see it print ?
and what about the prototype that is only half complete ? it was a nice closeup to showcase that a lot of things are wrong but thats for the prototype so its maybe a good idea to show how it print ?
This guy is just getting a cut to lie to the public .. either that or he is a tool.
RUclips is really hard so no shade to the video creator but I’m glad people are cautioning against buying this. I landed here from the Kickstarter page after looking deeper on a really suspicious ad. This could be a good product but the marketing team is doing everything they can to reach people who don’t know about 3D printing or tech and scare off people who do.
The video looks more like an advertisement for the Kickstarter than a real user experience, but I guess I'm OK with just finding out what this printer is about.
The "upside down" printing looks fancy, but I did not catch the benefit of it in this video ?! It's probably inspired by Kralyn3D's Positron printer, who explains that the main benefit of printing this way is that the center of mass is really low, so the printer can be more stable because of this. This printer actually negates this advantage by lifting the whole printer up to accommodate some electronics and filament underneath it...
The AI part could become great, but it clearly isn't all that impressive yet and possible future updates might never get implemented. Also, the fact that software can make your 3D printing experience better holds true for any 3D printer, not just this one.
OK, I'm probably being too negative here, so as a positive I can say it looks great and with the door closed it's probably pretty quiet.
(Although most people print PLA and you probably don't want to print PLA with the door closed)
but isn't putting the filament below be better for the low center of mass? Essentially, the bottom of the printer could fix 2 x 1 kg spools of filament.
Thanks for your detailed comments. It’s always interesting to hear these things.
Yeah, honestly, it was more of a showcase than a review as this was a prototype filmed a while ago. Obviously I couldn’t show everything so sorry about that. But as an outsider in the 3D printing world I was really impressed in the simplicity of the process for somebody like me. And the AI selfie modelling was pretty impressive considering it didn’t use any other sensors apart from the selfie camera.
@@MichaelElsegood sellout. You are promoting what is most likely a 650k dlls scam ..
@@Dashie23 Yeah it's a great user experience too only 20 screws to undo before you can replace the spool.
@@aarrodri he has to have fans to sellout.
I am skeptical as well, I haven’t seen any details on how it changes filament or if there will be a purge block every time you print multi color objects. Looks amazing, I want to ape in, but this is holding me back..
the ks confirmed it uses 2 extruders a single nozzle and purge blocks but aims to limit waste by retracting
Once again, only stock advertising footage from the manufacturer. When are we going to see some real-world applications?
Wow I’ll take that as a compliment, I actually filmed it myself in my spare bedroom. I usually film everything on my phone but recently I bought a Sony FX30 to try and step up my game! This was the first YT video I used it on.
@@MichaelElsegood If you filmed all the shots in your video, do you know that they are using clips in advertising?
I did not, link me
Okay, so we have an admiitted promo, and are still waiting for an actual review.
Well, the title of the video didn't include the word "review" so that's fair.
If this thing's still in beta, I can see why they don't want it actually reviewed.
Personally, if I had been "optimistic enough" to back this kickstarter, I would be marking the date on calendar when I needed to bail if I didn't see a review by a reputable reviewer.
Given the endless stream of Ender-3 look-a-likes we see being reviewed, I find it hard to believe that something more interesting wouldn't be accepted for a review, unless Kokoni were asking for unacceptable terms.
We need to see these in the hands of testers first. Promises are too big with no proof right now. Tell them to send me one and the Scout troop and I will put it to the test.
While i don't have their products, people obviously didn't even put any effort and just calls it a scam.
Kokoni Sota was at CES, they also have an actual EC1 version already being sold and recently also launched EC2.
While it is still very likely any kickstarter product can fail, the maker at least have some credentials.
Are there implications to promoting a scam? They almost have $1 mil of people invested. People wont be happy
This printer has been completely fake from the start, a bunch of promises about functionality from folks who have never used, much less made, a 3D printer and who have no idea what the engineering constraints to produce a good one are. They'll almost surely deliver something, but it will be slow and unreliable and unimpressive. This video is nothing but an advertisement for a sketchy KS. See 3D Printing Professor's for a take from someone who knows what he's talking about before you throw away money on this.
To be fair, before Sota they made an another 3D printer...
@@kozakm No they didn't, they put their name on white label garbage. Probably this (posting as separate reply because RUclips likes to delete links):
Useless paid comercial. The fact they did not send units to people that know what their are talking about is a clear sign to be suspicious of this company. Also you claim this us not a review but the vendor said "look at the review of this RUclipsr!". Puppet..
Thanks for watching 👍
This is a pretty terrible review. Sorta need some close up print quality, how fast was it, how does the multi colour element work, dimensions?
Does the title of this video say “review”? Do I say the word “review” in this video? Do I review or give any tests or big opinions on if or if not you should buy it?
can't wait for the pictures how the printhead and arms get covered in filament druing print failure :D
So everything is tied to the cloud and everything is recorded and you have no privacy or ownership?!.... At any time they can start a subscription to where you are milked for the rest of the time you have/rent this.... Nope, not a good idea.
It sounds very interesting but I am wondering about serviceability, amongst other things, like what size for filament as it supposedly comes with 200 gram rolls will you be able to use,1kg rolls in the fancy box. Good effort on the Video for your first attempt.
Thanks mate I really appreciate the support ✊
they said on ks if the roll is under 230mm diameter and 75mm height any weight is fine for both the printer and tower
OK, missed that but it is difficult to find out much about it.
@1:35 LOL WTF BBQ SHIZ is this flee market box crap......
what a load of BS, show it working and how to use it look at the box,its on Face Book so must be a scam
You’re right dude. My evil plan is over 🫠
You should disclosed if you got paid for this, also this smells like a scam.
Everything is disclosed.
It’s prototype, nothing interesting base on the review. A basic creality printer like sermoon V1 po is way superior than this. To Kokoni, you can do better than this to impress ur potential supporters in kickstarter. I’m not a pro 3D printer user and still not impress at all. U got to hire better marketers for ur product.
Scam !
You’re so right! Give me your credit card info now! 💳
@@MichaelElsegood many are exposing the kickstarter scam . But keep at it 🤡
Actually, many are speculating, not proving. 🤡
@@MichaelElsegood give me a sec a I “provide “
@@MichaelElsegood you can start proving and show that it works in real time
Positron 3d printer is the original that this company is stealing ideas from. You back this company, you aren't part of the 3D printer community.
Right…..I’m sure the phone or computer you used to write this comment did not borrow or use any ideas from other companies 🙄🫠😂 get real mate. Take a deep breath.
@@MichaelElsegood stop trying to answer everyone, it looks bad...
@@MichaelElsegood you clearly have no clue what I tried to say seeing your reply.
I do see. And I disagree.
@@MichaelElsegood I am just curious how fast you gonna delete this video in the near future when they fail to deliver. Following this video's existence until then...
Hope I am wrong otherwise you'll be part of a $650K scam.
"Showcase" aka paid advertisement
This video seems like a bit fake.
bro why tf didnt they ship it to someone like @3DPrintingNerd or @UncleJessy to review it so they can talk about it and talk about the benefits of this printer and also to give some honest feedback. No front but if i would purchase this printer i would find it better to hear some feedback from somebody that is known in the 3D printing community and is not talking about things they do not know a thintg about.
Because they would expose them for the scam this is. They can't be bought, unlike this duffus.
Why was the printer being shown printing anything, white PLA hides all mistakes. I am sure you are a great guy but sorry this is a scam and you shouldn't be pushing this.
He does not care.. paycheck is in the bank. He just replies with polite dismissals "thanks for watching" which translates to.. "none of you gave me a big fat paycheck suckers".
What a disaster
I'll tag you in a tiktok bud
So another rich guy basically he gets another 3D printer for free because he's a RUclips person see that's the problem I have with other sites and such because I'm on disability and I would love to have this printer sent to me and review I even sent him a message but I doubt they will because I'm not a rich RUclipsr I'm just a regular nobody and nobody gives a damn about and I think it's disgusting that rich RUclipsrs obviously get all this stuff for free I mean probably two or three hundred who knows it's ridiculous.
I'm asking to be sent one because I'm being honest now I'm on disability I have a 3D printer now it was the flashforge I like it a lot but I'm looking for another printer because my printer is starting to wear out so I thought this would be amazing to try and enjoy it so that's why I emailed them
Well since you know about 3d printing, they won’t send you this. I’m very skeptical about this printer. Many youtubers have refused to review this so they are only sending them to those who have no 3d printing experience and cannot point out the cons. And they are hiding it behind the word “beginner friendly”.
Perhaps if you mention to them your review will show only good things and none of the numerous problems with the machine (ie shill for them like this video seems to be) they might send you one. My guess is you are better off without one of these machines.
To be completely direct and maybe "brutally" honest, "EVERYONE" is such a broad way to call out the social media based 3D Printing reviewers... After reading your comment and before deciding to take the time to reply I made sure to check out your channel to ensure I didnt get a misleading impression of who you are based off your "pick me, pick me" attitude shown here and in your bio. To make this as short as possible without appearing to be an a**hole myself this is how things appear to work for these "rich" youtubers that are sent machines to review.
1. The machine manufacturer contacts and/ or is contacted by probably 10,000 or more folks a month asking to receive a printer for "review". *(Referring to people who reach out to the manufacturers)* These companies then sit down with their teams (im assuming those that monitor their social media and sales) and they go through the names of applicants, they would already have a pretty accurate list of HIGH interest youtubers in the printing community that post minimum 1-2 times a week, the person makes educational videos set out to genuinely help the community grow, they produce live streams that receive a high amount of participation while live and for the after views aswell as show every step of the machine getting to the actual printing part in extreme detail, they show every single part of the machine close up as well as describe the physical aspects of it. (referring to the YTers that are contacted by the company) these so called "rich" YT reviewers have been making content for years... thats an understatement as most that i personally watch religiously have a minimum of 3 years upwards of 6. A good majority of these reviewers still work a regular job and if they dont they simply rely on their viewers, fans and followers who appreciate their helpful content to keep food on their table and a roof over their head while spending sometimes more than a regular 8 hour days work just getting the best content they can for the community.
2. As for the "free" printers they receive, these machines are all based upon a contract between both parties that can vary in hundreds of little ways from keeping the machine after review or sending it back. Being paid to do a SHOWCASE versus an actual honest the good, the bad and the ugly review where no money was exchanged. these machine reviews are the 3d printing communities way of doing a commercial to bring interest to their new products without good and bad reviews from these influencers not only would be be purchasing printers based on the biased opinion of the companies but also have not a clue which machine is the right one for you or not.
what i am saying is that instead of being immature and acting like these companies owe you something start making videos they dont have to be 6 cameras worth thousands, a full tech team and editing team... most YTers started with an iphone and some time on a video editing program after hours posting little 20 minute videos that actually took 3-4 hours to film while only having one printer. YOU CAN DO IT TOO.
and if you say that you are unable too then i am sorry to say but these are used as a marketing TOOL not a handout. most of the people who recieve them will end up donating them to a local school, a toys for tots like foundation or giving them away to their loyal viewers for supporting the work they do and making what they do possible.