Thinking on a 3D printer

[Misbehaven]

Anyone here mess with these? I been tossing it around a bit. Any tips or advice
Thanks

 

[redidbull]

I have an older version of this one. Love it. I found 2 sites that are awesome. Tinkercad.com Where you can design your own stuff and http://yeggi.com where you can download ready made things. Jim
https://www.amazon.com/Official-Creality-3D-Printer-Source/dp/B07D218NX3/?tag=zdnet-biz-20

 

[Misbehaven]

Heck yea Jim, I’ll look into those sights. I also seen that they have camera/scanner 3D copier to duplicate anything you want. Thanks for the links.
Rob

 

[Neto]

My son and a friend of his went together on one of those (same brand, anyway), and it runs pretty much non-stop during the times when he has it here. (Printing a pistol grip right now.)

 

[Misbehaven]

$200 bucks can’t go wrong for the price.

 

[Skip]

I'm still dreaming about a plasma cutter.

 

[Misbehaven]

Plasma is a blast!! Especially when you have a table using CAD.
Hypertherm is the way to go. I had a Thermal Dynamics, that was a good cutter but I bought a Hypertherm 1000 and was a huge difference. Just my opinion though. Just like some say friends don’t let friends burn with red. Miller is way to go