I have a couple buddies who have them. Just wanted to see if anybody on here did and what do they use.Someone on here has to have a 3D printer Tony. I don't but the library does in their DIY section. People can bring in designs to upload to the laptop and use the printer. I'm happy to ask the tech kid who runs it any specific question you have. I have to go to the library by middle of next week.
Any suggestions on that ? Never heard of thoseYou do know you have to have a computer first, don't you Tony? Do you have such things in Jayess?
Have to get paxton started doing something.Thats another rabbit hole...beware man. It can get expensive.
I'd look for a Tandy.Any suggestions on that ? Never heard of those
I don’t ever get the “cheap” and stay a little past medium but if I want it I can get it.What's the budget? Just know that Bambu has created some big waves in the 3d community, and not for the betterment of the 3d world, but budget dictates the printers you are looking at
Is it pretty easy to use ? We are looking at a coupkeI have an Ender 3 that I can sell you for $70 but don't know what shipping would be. It is the 3D printer that I use and have a few of them.
I appreaciate the offer. I’ve been looking at different ones and I think we are going to go with the bambu so we are not upgrading later.It's fairly easy to use. With every 3D printer you have to use a slicer program to convert .STL files so they can be sent to the printer. There are a few websites where you can get free .STL files of projects already designed in a CAD program. There is a learning curve to all 3D printers.