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- Probably not, I think I’ll just leave the manufacturing to the manufacturers, at least for the foreseeable future. I see 3-D printers is like a toy for people who want to make stuff, and that’s fine for them, but I don’t really have room on my yacht for any extra kit that is not essential,. Actually in the constant process of trying to get rid of all this extra junk that I have no use for at the moment, but I keep it around just in case I may need it for some special project. By the clutter is starting to get to me so I need to just bite the bullet and take the loss of $1000 worth of “nonessential “kit.0|00|0Is this still revelant?
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- I like the concept of it but I haven't really done any research on them. Generally speaking, i'm more likely to buy one or more if I could make a business out of it. I don't have the time to look at a viable business model surrounding it at this time.
Love the concept though.0|00|0Is this still revelant?
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- Seeing how messy and tedious maintenance is, I wouldn't. and the printed final product is "textured" because of the melting and hardening in layers. Also it usually take 9 HR plus to print a palm sized object, depending on complexity.
Should I need a unique object that requires printing, I will probably rent from my buddy ( he runs workshops teaching school kids)0|00|0Is this still revelant? - Definitely. I want to learn to 3d model first, though.
I plan to learn to do that and make 3d models for DnD miniatures to sell and use in my own campaigns.
It's a fairly far off purchase for me right now, though.0|00|0Is this still revelant?
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1145- Perhaps, or maybe leasing.
But it's only worth considering in my opinion if you're getting a carbon 3d printer, or something that compares or bests it.0|00|0 - I would if the material used for printing is recycled plastic. Anyways, I'm not sure the production would cause any harm to our health? Melting plastic > Fume > Dioxin? I have to research more.0|00|0
- Possibly, I think eventually they could become a household accessory like normal printers are now, but there is still a lot of work to be done in improving them.0|00|0
- Future? If the price goes down why not?
But definitely not now and not when the price is beyond the means or the income it could generate commercially.0|00|0 - Lol... I bought one and I still haven't fired it up I put it together but I don't have any 3D drawings of what I want to print so I need a 3D scanner also0|00|0
- Yes, I have considered it.
Question is, would you use it? And I don't mean finding cool things on-line to print out for fun.0|00|0 - I already have a reprap 3d printer and a commercial one.
Rarely get to use them now as am busy with other projects.0|00|0 - Yeah, I’m actually looking at getting one soon. Probably an anycubic but I’m also looking at an elegoo Mars0|00|0
- yes i am already thinking of buying one the only thing stopping me is that i'm worried they might be complicated to use. I'd love to use them to build my own custom figures, i especially like detailed palm sized rare tanks and i can't find them often0|00|0
- Absolutely. If they can make one which could make use of a range of materials, all I need are the parameters of the part I want and I could have it for a fraction of the cost of buying it from a manufacturer.0|00|0
- While it would be great to have to make a few things I DO need, I need so few that it would not justify the expense of the start-up costs.0|00|0
- Not for private use. But within my profession it could be very useful.0|00|0
Anonymous1 moYes, to print myself a girlfriend.
0|00|0- yes id make firing pins for guns and manifacture my own firearms0|00|0
- I’m not sure what I’d do with it, but they’re super cool. Too expensive for me either way though, like most cool technology...0|00|0
- At the moment they are a financial opportunity
I think a 2d printer should be a priority for me right now as I don't own one1|00|0 - Nah, it's cool but I'd almost never use it except for the first few times. I don't rlly have a need for one either, tho if I just had a bunch of money to waste and throw away then maybe.0|10|0
- Possibly in the future if I ever have a use for one.0|00|0
My parents have one, it’s pretty cool ngl lol I don’t know how to use it though. 😂💁🏻♀️
1|00|0I sense a butthurt 28 year old virgin. 💁🏻♀️ Be glad I even payed attention to your post sad boy 💀🙃
Virgin? Where did i hurt you to hear that🤣🤣🤣🤣. So you are saying you a slut and just advertising it on here? And my friend there is a place called 'only simps' for that. Not here
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I see that you have a reply that is not satisfying you from a person I cannot see because he blocked me. There are plenty of those around here. Just don't take those failures too serious :-)
She is right, don't need to take them serious... i just block those failures 😊 Hope I didn't hurt somewhere of hers too.
Yeah it’s Mr little dick lol trying to take a shot that just doesn’t seem to be working out lolll it’s like gay energy that I’m feeling almost and yeah I’m sure either you have it blocked. Saying it bc I don't know wtf it’s got between its legs bc it definitely ain’t no dick🤨 especially talking to me like that 💀 step down peasant 💕
- Not lessit could make me arobot that can fix all ny electronics0|00|0
- Sure, I'd print a version of my ex who is able to shut up. 😂0|00|0
- They will be everywhere and most homes will have one0|00|0
- Sure if it was cheap and If I had a reason to buy it2|00|0
- No because that cost me one of the most embarrassing moments of my life0|00|0
- Anonymous1 moProbably not. Can't think of any use for it. At least nothing of use to me, personally.1|00|0
- Anonymous1 moyes I want one. I just need to find out what I can print to make money with it0|00|0
- Sounds like fun. What does it do?0|00|0
It "prints" 3d objects adding layers over layers, sort of like 2d normal printing but in 3 dimensions. You also get more "options" like material choices and stuff. I think you can do metal and ceramic too now but generally it's "restricted" to thermoplastic which I'm assuming are plastics that have a lower melting point. You get filament like threads but thicker (I think) and your PRINTER can melt things (primary the filament) and "print" things. There are other methods like using light reactive resins (which is faster) but layers is all we get for most people as of now. Why's this not everywhere? Printing speeds. Things can take hours upon hours to build and printers are sort of expensive, prices are going down however. It feel like the new dawn of computers but it's printers this time (around).
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I mean people are printing rockets with them, rocket engines and stuff (other stuff too, like guns maybe sadly) now. I guess everything has it's downsides
- I was thinking about it but I'm not sure there still pretty pricey1|00|0
- Nope, I dont even have a reg. Printer0|00|0
- Only if I had a need for it. Which is unlikely.0|00|0
- As a 3D designer, maybe one day0|00|0
- Not really. I have no use for it.0|00|0
- Yeah. Could be fun to make my own sex toys lol0|10|0
- Yes. That's a good idea.0|00|0
- Future? I already have it0|10|0
Anonymous1 moAbsolutely.0|00|0- Anonymous1 moI don't think so.0|00|0
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