I've been busy as hell printing rings for JC Pennys, and QVC on tv.
The bells are for Harley Davidson bikes.
The skull is a super detailed model with removable teeth and seperate mandible. I will cast a few teeth in gold, and prep a few teeth and make little restorations. The model in plastic will sell for around $500. Larger than a softball. I can print largerI'm setting up two booths at the SouthEastern Dental Lab conference this Nov.
Tommorow, my Tesla Coil will be here. 24" discharge globe with up to 24" arcs of over 800,000 volts. It will help "attract" people to our booth, then I'm going crank it up to eleven and drop an EMP bomb towards the end of show, after we clear out all peeps with pace-makers of course.
A Physics professor from Berkley CA has built it for me. Can't wait! Also will have a Jacob's ladder and a megaphone to get things started.
Working on a deal with Solidscape printer. It's cheap, and you can get only 20-30 teeth in about 18hrs. Very accurate, but slow. You get what you pay for.
Got my deal signed with 3D Systems last week. Now an official partner with 3D. I'll be offering super-duper deals on printers, service agreements, and material. Also will host advanced training for those customers wishing to add Jewelry or CAD architecture to their bag of tricks. I've been playing with Solidworks, TurboCad, and Auto CAD recently, as you can see.
You can print and sell a little rings for $25! The 3D Systems printers can print a couple hundered every 5-6 hours! People have been sending me files to print of all shapes and sized. Dentistry blows chunks and the real money is in other industries.
Do you guys know my friend Moe?
Scott