>>96481712
I suppose I am looking for advice on whether it is practical and if I will I be super raped for it, but if I can operate until a C/D hits me for some reason that will realistically be enough time for me to pay off some big bills and go onto new things. I earn a decent wage as it is but I am forced to put savings away for a bill I need to take care of, but with something like this I can get over that hump quicker and enjoy life more if that makes sense.
>If you make a lot of money doing this, like over 10k annually, then report it to the IRS and pay taxes.
That's a good point. I am not sure if I will get to that point but with the prints in question I am going to see if I can get 80 a pop for them due them normally being just over half a grand non-printed, assuming I can make it practical and work to begin with. I have a test print underway as we speak for the largest section at 12 hours with the rest of the parts adding up in total to around 36-48 hours of print time at the very most. I guess I could also have a contact email or number included with orders in case of C/D and continue operating that way too with pre-existing customers, but I am getting ahead of myself there.
