domain 3dPrintAll.com

[crodomainhub]

Hi everyone, can you please appraise my 3dPrintAll.com

Thank you.

 

[Airship]

Not bad. It's really hard to say. Low $x,xxx if 3D printing is huge, low $xxx now if you are lucky.

 

[Airship]

Please will you appraise my domain? 3DPrintLand.com

 

[crodomainhub]

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[-Matthew-]

Crodo, as is $500 to $2000. The 'All' would have mean an 'all in one' scenario like an ink printer/scanner/copy machine.

Airship, as it $5000 not a penny less.

Regards
matt

 

[crodomainhub]

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[Charles Sweeney]

I don't see any value in it.

 

[crodomainhub]

Thanks guys

 

[doubleU]

3D printing is still on the up but I think you could chose better suffix to follow '3dprint'.

I had to think to long about the 'All' bit, currently I don't see much value or end user demand. reg

 

[kn65]

Awesome store name, brand, and domain. I say keep it for a while. Difficult to give it a dollar amount as 3D printing hasn't gone mainstream. Today maybe $1,000 in 5 years I'm pretty sure much more.

 

[-Matthew-]

I wish you would be more specific Charles, you are clearly experienced. A more detailed evaluation would be greatly appreciated if only for educational purposes.

Regards
matt

 

[Casey L]

just because it has 3D print in it (not even 3D printing) doesn't make it immediately valuable. It doesn't make much sense when you say it out loud either. reg fee

 

[-Matthew-]

Well I disagree, there are a few Company's doing a '3D Print' of traditional rammed earth form-work. Unless you have actually worked in construction this concept might be hard to conceptualize. One of my compatriots has invented a Brick Laying robot that should be all over the business news real soon. My younger brother designs and builds domestic 3D Printers from scratch so I am around and watching this technology evolve daily at a circuit board level.

Both names are sound and have plenty of potential, maybe not today but within the next few years, absolutely.

Regards
matt

PS.

Don't be surprised when Geo-Printers are Terraforming the landscape, hence 3DPrintLAND.com.