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3D PRINTING
TOY DESIGN
Toys are a risky business, but they can be very lucrative when they are successful. Startups and inventors need a resource that allows them to experiment with production quantities and scale easily without high up-front costs. Traditional manufacturing does not meet those needs; additive manufacturing does.
Low Cost
Startups and inventors need a resource that allows them to experiment with production quantities and scale easily without high up-front costs. Traditional manufacturing does not meet those needs; 3D printing (or 'additive manufacturing') does.
Generate Excitement
The problem is in the tooling: that high, upfront cost to get started added to the high cost to change if a product is not successful. Molding and traditional tooling are what make the cost-risk relationship so bad, but there is a process that does not have that high initial tooling fee allowing you to grow, should your toy take off.
Benefits to 3D Printing
Another benefit of the digital nature of 3D printing is that if a product needs to be changed, updated, or completely replaced, all it takes is an e-mail with the updated 3D design. With no new tooling or molding costs, a physical part can be tweaked while it is being made.