They’re awesome!
Ah! Another reason why I could use a 3D printer. I like those.
Nice! I've seen some clean designs coming from guys that 3D print their on stuff.
You have to think outside the box sometimes. Sometimes it's easier to print things in pieces and assemble them afterwards. But by far it does pay for itself, I bought a few things that were 3D printed and could have easily put it towards a printer to begin with.
Yeah i know plenty of people that can make good money selling 3d printed parts online. Random Flow Generators are like $30 online, but it costs me like $1 at most to print one lol.
is there a certain size of 3D printer or brand I should look into? May be time to invest. May go that route and just print one.
It depends on your budget. IMO the best 3d printers out there are Prusa, but they can be 1000's of dollars. I use an Anycubic Kobra which is about $200. It has auto leveling and works great. Just required some more attention when it comes to setting up the slicer correctly.
Ender, Longer, Sovol, Anycubic are all great "beginner" printers that can be purchase on Amazon. Max print size is the big factor on any of them - I'd be looking at a 10" or 11" print bed rather than the standard 7.5". Lik @stoney7713 said, most of mine I have to scale down or print in parts. The filter cup was at the max of what the printer I have access to could do.
