what's the key point when you want to get your first 3d printer?
Either: - "I want to learn a new skill and I've set aside enough money, and the price point of the 3D printer and the accessories match that price point"
or
- "I have enough items and problems that I can solve using these 3D computer aided design models, that I should just get my own 3D printer to create them, rather than trying to use the local Hackspace 3D printer or services to print one"
That's the key point(s) when I want to get my first 3D printer - or an alignment of the two.
What the kinda real question for a lot of people I see is: "What's the most key point when you decide you need a second 3D printer?"
That's usually down to "What materials do I need to 3D print in?" and then if you were using Filament you stray into Resin, or from Resin to Filament.
Of course some people go straight to Resin 3D printers because they're into model making or similar and want to do it as a business.
what's the key point when you want to get your first 3d printer?
Either: - "I want to learn a new skill and I've set aside enough money, and the price point of the 3D printer and the accessories match that price point"
or
- "I have enough items and problems that I can solve using these 3D computer aided design models, that I should just get my own 3D printer to create them, rather than trying to use the local Hackspace 3D printer or services to print one"
That's the key point(s) when I want to get my first 3D printer - or an alignment of the two.
What the kinda real question for a lot of people I see is: "What's the most key point when you decide you need a second 3D printer?"
That's usually down to "What materials do I need to 3D print in?" and then if you were using Filament you stray into Resin, or from Resin to Filament.
Of course some people go straight to Resin 3D printers because they're into model making or similar and want to do it as a business.
