SV08 Max - Can’t get good quality prints
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SV08 Max - Can’t get good quality prints

Hi all, recently purchased an SV08 max simply due to the build size it offers, however I have been unable to get any good decently sized prints out of it - and I have no idea what else to try.

I’m currently using PLA with a nozzle temp of between 210 and 230 degrees, and the machine speed factory set to between 40-50% to slow it down - however I am still getting poor print quality. I’ve had multiple cheaper Creality printers and none of which were this hard to set up or produced prints this bad.

Do you have any suggestions that I can try?

u/5upraRS — 1 month ago

Opening another warehouse/shopfront in Japan.

Hi all,

I guess I'm after a little bit of advice.

My ecom business is doing well - I won't get into what I do, but I'm currently in the Australian market. We sell our products aus wide, but also attract international customers daily too.

The thing is, we're seeing that **Japan** in particular has literally a 10-12x more potential customer rate than our domestic market does, so we're looking at opening up another warehouse/shopfront over there to service them without hitting them with huge shipping fees like we do now.

Not only that, the Japanese love our products more than my domestic customers do…

Naturally, not being a resident of Japan whilst also not speaking the language is going to be a huge hurdle - but for those who have did this, how did it go for you? Did having multiple locations internationally (in this case, for a market that is much bigger than your own) boost your sales?

We've already got a decent following on socials from alot of Japanese people, with high engagement too. (50k+ followers, 5-10k likes per post etc), so I guess the exposure from that could make it work well too.

What are your thoughts?

Cheers!

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u/5upraRS — 4 months ago

Opening another warehouse/shopfront in Japan.

Hi all,

I guess I'm after a little bit of advice, I guess!

My ecom business is doing well - I won't get into what I do, but I'm currently in the Australian market. We sell our products aus wide, but also attract international customers daily too.

The thing is, we're seeing that **Japan** in particular has literally a 10-12x more potential customer rate than our domestic market does, so we're looking at opening up another warehouse/shopfront over there to service them without hitting them with huge shipping fees like we do now.

Not only that, the Japanese market ‘love’ the products that I create & sell more than my domestic market does.

Naturally, not being a resident of Japan whilst also not speaking the language is going to be a huge hurdle - but for those who have did this, how did it go for you? Did having multiple locations internationally (in this case, for a market that is much bigger than your own) boost your sales?

We've already got a decent following on socials from alot of Japanese people, with high engagement too. (50k+ followers, 5-10k likes per post etc), so I guess the exposure from that could make it work well too.

What are your thoughts?

Cheers!

reddit.com
u/5upraRS — 4 months ago