[honeybutter]

This may sound extremely weird, but I'm good at making and perfecting things that are tangible. I used to make fingerboards (mini skate boards) when I was like 10 years old and I would like to expand my abilities to not just an extremely niche hobby that no one does anymore. I can invest a few hundred dollars in equipment, but the ultimate goal for me is to get enough money for a 3D printer (around $800-$900) so I can print molds and sell stuff. If anyone here has any ideas of something that would sell reasonably easily and well, please PM me. If you have experience I'd be willing to pay you to tell me what to make... and I'll do my research and make something. I'll give you $5 for this method -- seriously, it would be just you saying in a few sentences what I have to do, and I'll make it. I am a highly rated eBay seller so I could sell there. I'd like to avoid etsy and redbubble because I have self-esteem.

[Aiba]

Make a bomb and sell it to the terrorists :)

[custer]

I saw a bit ago that a company was selling "g-fuel" type gum, but all it was was a random gum manufacturer that no one had ever heard of and the way they got so big was buying advertisement on twitch, but no actually paying. They promised to pay when they turned a profit from their % off code.

Just a small idea to help you if you think of something else to replace the gum with.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKj1GHaM...youtu.be&a
video for reference.

[Mr Reddington]

If you want to make actual money like company kind of stuff. Go for something small, something that is doable by you. But it's something that everybody uses or a lot of people would. Then advertise the hell out of it, get the name out there.

Think about those random company's that are run in Indonesia that make things like rubber bands, paper clips but are multi million dollar company's because everyone uses them but it's just something so small.

That's just my 2 cents

[Mahon3]

This may sound extremely weird, but I'm good at making and perfecting things that are tangible. I used to make fingerboards (mini skate boards) when I was like 10 years old and I would like to expand my abilities to not just an extremely niche hobby that no one does anymore. I can invest a few hundred dollars in equipment, but the ultimate goal for me is to get enough money for a 3D printer (around $800-$900) so I can print molds and sell stuff. If anyone here has any ideas of something that would sell reasonably easily and well, please PM me. If you have experience I'd be willing to pay you to tell me what to make... and I'll do my research and make something. I'll give you $5 for this method -- seriously, it would be just you saying in a few sentences what I have to do, and I'll make it. I am a highly rated eBay seller so I could sell there. I'd like to avoid etsy and redbubble because I have self-esteem.

If you are into Amazon and ebay, i have a method that can earn you alot. And it doesnt cost you so much, else than time.

[Purps]

I'll just leave this here: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=4874295

[SIM-1230922]

I saw a bit ago that a company was selling "g-fuel" type gum, but all it was was a random gum manufacturer that no one had ever heard of and the way they got so big was buying advertisement on twitch, but no actually paying. They promised to pay when they turned a profit from their % off code.

Just a small idea to help you if you think of something else to replace the gum with.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKj1GHaM...youtu.be&a
video for reference.

I think it's called gungho or something like that, am I right?