There’s a great deal of uncertainty around tariffs these days. China, India, Europe, Canada—almost any region can suddenly become more expensive due to policy shifts that are completely outside an inventor’s control. And unlike large corporations, inventors and startups don’t have much cushion when costs change unexpectedly.
A 3D printer can be an excellent way to prototype an invention—especially when you need fast iterations and hands-on learning. But it’s not a shortcut around CAD, design discipline, or the realities of manufacturing.
Additive manufacturing builds up. Subtractive manufacturing carves down. But don’t forget multiplicative manufacturing—the mass production stage where design for manufacture and manufacturing an invention turn ideas into thousands of products.
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Learn how The Inventor’s Bible can help you develop an invention, prototype an invention, and manufacture an invention—plus why partnering with an inventor-friendly firm like Product QuickStart can take your idea from page to product faster.
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Inventors thinking about investing in a 3D printer to prototype an invention, might wonder if it’s worth it, or what type of printer to get.
Passion is a great thing! In fact, we started Product QuickStart because we thrive on the passion that entrepreneurs have for their businesses. But, sometimes passion can blind even the most business savvy of entrepreneurs. In my career, I’ve seen inventors do some brilliant things, and I’ve seen some brilliant inventors do things they wish
The following article was written by Kristin, CEO of InMotion Albums. InMotion is one of Product QuickStart’s clients, and we’ve delighted in being a part of their journey from idea to product launch. Kristin’s article (reblogged with permission) offers a fantastic narrative of the steps that she and her company have been through to bring
Someone will probably do it. That someone should be you! You dealt with the problem for years with your “work arounds”. As frustrating as they were, the work-arounds at least made the task a little easier or less problematic. Still, you always knew that there had to be a better way. Then, one day, you
Brandon T. Adams is a “Lifestyle Entrepreneur”, inventor, and crowdfunding expert. Founder of the University of Young Entrepreneurs, Brandon is an authority on crowdfunding who has ‘been there, and done that’. Mr. Adams successfully funded a product on Kickstarter, and has worked through the steps of product design and development, marketing, and manufacturing. Brandon is
