You can literally build a 3d printer from parts. Not "Theoretically you could", tons of people have done it. I built my first printer 9 years ago. That scene has died off a bit due to the prevalence of cheap printers like Enders, but it's still there.
Most of the printers that are popular today are standing on the shoulders of those DIY projects.
You can literally build a 3d printer from parts. Not "Theoretically you could", tons of people have done it. I built my first printer 9 years ago. That scene has died off a bit due to the prevalence of cheap printers like Enders, but it's still there.
Most of the printers that are popular today are standing on the shoulders of those DIY projects.
Jokes on them, I'll 3d print a new 3d printer.
Well, that's good then in that regard. Sounds a lot harder to regulate at least as compared to normal printers where you are just stuck with them.