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Plausibility of Me Repairing 3D Printers As A Service in the Future

Writer: wuyukun89
wuyukun89
Sep 5
1 min read

All right. What I'll write here today are more like reminders of to-do items for myself. But, in terms of the types of printers that I can repair: First of all, I can definitely repair most FDM-type 3D Printers; but other 3D Printers? Not so much. I'll also need to think which FDM-type 3D Printers I can repair, as not all of them fall into categories of 3D Printers that I can repair, either.

Now, to be accurate, I know that I do have the ability to repair/troubleshoot any equipment or device given enough time. But, the key is "GIVEN ENOUGH TIME". If I spent 3 years on repairing a piece of equipment or device, and I spent more than my budget allows in repairing it, and then have it working again, yeah, I have it repaired, but I'll need to ask myself of what use is that. The question is then how I will go from there, which I haven't thought of a complete answer yet. I still need to give it some thoughts later on.

One more thing: I know how severe the misinformation on the internet is. This is why I do not want to be one of those who spread misinformation. It is also why I really recommend you contact me and have me start video meetings with you, or even meet you in person. This way, you will: a). Get to know whether it is a real person blogging here, and b). Apply your own method to verify how trustworthy I am.

Sincerely,

Yukun Wu

Mr. Wu's 3D Printer Corner


 
 
 

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