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3D Printing is Dangerously Close to Becoming Another Napster—And Here’s Why



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  1. this can be a great opportunity too. the end user is the one buying the plastic. The iphone case designer doesn’t have to buy plastic or ship plastic. S/he doesn’t have to contract with a manufacturer or warehouse hundreds or thousands or tens of thousands of cases. S/he doesn’t have to ship them either. Overhead is lower. S/he can utilize that same technology and print to order for Chris Consumer who doesn’t have a 3-D printer. Wholesaling to a retailer might look like digital photo kiosk, if the print speed was fast enough for people to shop and have it ready by the time they leave. As many opportunities as risks.

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