3d Printing

what printer and why the Ender 3?

>massive print bed puts bedlets to shame
>mfw faggots spend 1k
>omg it prints the same thing slightly faster! I wouldn't want to wait another hour since I have nothing else to do with my time

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None because I have no use for something made out of shitty plastic with no heat resistance or structural integrity. I'd just rent a CNC machine if I wanted to actually build anything.
Nobody but neckbeards cares about 3D printing.

>rent cnc machine for prototyping
ok retard

>He doesn't have a community workshop with rentable tools.
>He needs a 3D printer to mock up a prototype

T. Brainlet

>Community workshop where we build barns and shoe horses.

T. Amish

At least Barnes and horseshoes have some uses, unlike a 3D printer

I've got an ender 3 and two prusa mk2's.

For the money the ender is better but I'll go for the prusa first every single time. Ender is not a bad printer at all, for $180 its a great buy

Do you know who I can go to so I can get something specifically made? I lack the knowledge of operating CNC machines nor the desire to learn them. But I do enjoy their abilities and would rather pay someone for their time if they'd just do it for me. Namely what would I type into the google?

not everything needs heat resistance or structural integrity. I find the machines extremely useful, especially for custom one-off stuff. its certainly a lot more user-friendly than "renting a cnc machine" if any machine owner in their right mind would just let the people do.

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I have a coworker with one of these things
Can I make decent key caps with it?