Using a 3D printer to create inventory for sale will use the following
printing material
electricity
labor
depreciation on printer
Technically you would have to adjust material inventory, plus add costs of labor, electricity and hourly depreciation to get your full COGS for the created inventory. My guess would be you are only going to adjust inventory of the material used.
Using a 3D printer to create inventory for sale will use the following
printing material
electricity
labor
depreciation on printer
Technically you would have to adjust material inventory, plus add costs of labor, electricity and hourly depreciation to get your full COGS for the created inventory. My guess would be you are only going to adjust inventory of the material used.
sorry, I accepted the reply. I should have asked if I should build an assembly for the 3D printer items. They are built to add to the main assembly. We build some assemblies to add to the main assembly in Quick books Enterprise. John-pero answered the previous question.
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