Excuse the weird angle on the video, it won't rotate for some reason. Don't send hate to the creator btw :)

I haven't posted in a while because I've been busy, but I was just looking through the group and saw a post for the Print to Product program. I signed up and paid for the Print to Product BETA group, but that groups appears to have been renamed to Prints2Profits Inner Circle. It also seems to be archived. I assumed all of us in BETA would be added to the new group. Is that not the case? Thanks, Jeremy

I tried everything but prints aren’t sticking I’ve tried cleaning the bed, raising the bed temp, using new filament, making sure everything is not too loose and not too tight but it still ends up failing. What should I do? I’m out of ideas to do

I have a quesion I want to print sometime very big but it’s too big to print and I need it big. I know you can cut prints into pieces but how do you do it?

Ok guys I want to ask a question and get some honest feedback from it. My son is learning to 3D print along with me. He recently found a 3D print game that he printed off for himself and sisters to play. His friends and some other people have asked him to print it for them and they would buy it from him so he could make a little money. I know people harp hard about licensing stuff when it comes to 3D printing. Honestly though, does anyone really see any harm in a 10 year old boy printing off something cool from Printables and selling it locally to make a little money? I don't, but want to make sure I'm not the only one. Also, all the different Etsy post and items for sale on TikTok, you cant honestly think that license agreements aren't being violated every day. Not looking to start an argument over this type of thing, just looking for what everyone else thinks/ does.