First off, I don't want to brag here but I wasn't lying when I said this newsletter wasn't going to clog your inbox! I sell 3D printed stuff; you don't need to hear from me every week.

I'm excited to announce I'm offering a new service: Delights On Demand.

It's like having a friend with a 3D printer, but you can bug him with all the prints you want because you're paying money every time he prints something for you.

There's so much cool stuff out there to 3D print, and maybe you've even seen some model online that tempts you to buy a 3D printer, but then you ask yourself:

"Do really have time for another hobby?"

"Where would I even put a 3D printer?"

"Do I really feel like spending money on a printer, filament, and other supplies?"

"Do I even have the attention span for another hobby?"

Instead of going down a 3D printing rabbit hole, outsource to someone who already went down the rabbit hole!

Using it is easy as can be. Using the easy form below you share the model file you want to print, 3Delights will check it over and invoice you, then print it in the color of your choice and a complete object will show up at your door.

You'll agree: 3D printing is fun, especially when you can pay someone else to actually do it!

Pricing is simple and affordable: you pay 3.5 cents per gram of filament used to print, and $3.50 per printer hour, plus tax and shipping. No setup fees or other nonsense like that.

If this sounds good, send over the stuff you want to print! As a thank you for helping test out this new offering I'll throw in a little gift with your print (spoiler: it’ll probably be a fidget toy).

Try It Out!

Find something to print and request a print at https://tally.so/r/mKNDyK. (That’s the preview link; I’ll make it more memorable once this goes public)

What kind of stuff might you have printed with Delights on Demand?

The options are endless!

For instance, here's a shell for a fume extractor that looks suspiciously like Kirby and that we aren't offering in the 3Delights store because Kirby is literally named after a lawyer so you know Nintendo would get litigious.

Or a sleek sliding pill box perfect for travel.

Or something to hold all those Dyson vacuum attachments.

Maybe you even want to try your hand at designing something yourself! TinkerCad is there for you to try out.