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Amazon Launches a 3D Printed Products Store

by Fox Van Allen on July 28, 2014

3D Printed Bobbleheads via Amazon 3D Printed Products storeLooking for a truly one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry, cellphone accessory, toy or home décor item? Online giant Amazon today launched its new 3D Printed Products store where you can easily print your own unique items.

“The personalization widget empowers customers to make something unique in seconds without knowing how to 3D model,” said Nancy Liang, co-founder of Mixee Labs, one of Amazon’s 3D selling partners that creates custom-printed bobbleheads. “Customization gives customers the power to remix their world, and we want to change the way people shop online. It also makes the shopping experience more fun, creative and personal.”

Looking through Amazon’s store, there are a lot of cool, geeky items for sale, from 3D printed spiral pendants that you can design yourself to custom bobble heads made in your (or a friend’s) image. Customization is somewhat limited to pre-set options, but that makes it simple enough for anyone to do – no computer design knowledge is required. There are also non-customizable items made by 3D printing experts on offer as well, like 3D printed decorative vases in a variety of colors.

Want to check out Amazon’s newest offering for yourself? Just head over to the new 3D Printed Products store at www.amazon.com/sell-on-3d-product-store/.


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