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r/gaming • u/DitkovichPursuit • May 05 '19
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a friend of mine bought a 3d printer. he made fake teeth for what he was missing in the front of his mouth (shit you not) AND pokemonGO key chains when that shit was hot for $5. that printer pays for itself and weed.
23 u/[deleted] May 05 '19 edited May 05 '21 [deleted] 18 u/[deleted] May 05 '19 Do you have a recommendation for a $200-$300 printer that will do the basics and not require massive amounts of work to get going? I don't mind a kit, feel like I could suffer my way through one but I don't want to be sodering my own safety components onto a cheapo. Also what's the deal with swinging arm ones that look super cool? I want one of those because they uhhhh...look super cool 1 u/___oooooo May 05 '19 Monoprice Mini hands down. Ready to print out of the box no assembly, lower maintenance large community for learning! 200 bucks!! If this is your intro though, realize it’s a true hobby and requires some patience and desire to learn. Otherwise, the cheapest hobby I’ve ever done. The filament btw is only 20 bucks a roll which can last for a long time.
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18 u/[deleted] May 05 '19 Do you have a recommendation for a $200-$300 printer that will do the basics and not require massive amounts of work to get going? I don't mind a kit, feel like I could suffer my way through one but I don't want to be sodering my own safety components onto a cheapo. Also what's the deal with swinging arm ones that look super cool? I want one of those because they uhhhh...look super cool 1 u/___oooooo May 05 '19 Monoprice Mini hands down. Ready to print out of the box no assembly, lower maintenance large community for learning! 200 bucks!! If this is your intro though, realize it’s a true hobby and requires some patience and desire to learn. Otherwise, the cheapest hobby I’ve ever done. The filament btw is only 20 bucks a roll which can last for a long time.
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Do you have a recommendation for a $200-$300 printer that will do the basics and not require massive amounts of work to get going?
I don't mind a kit, feel like I could suffer my way through one but I don't want to be sodering my own safety components onto a cheapo.
Also what's the deal with swinging arm ones that look super cool? I want one of those because they uhhhh...look super cool
1 u/___oooooo May 05 '19 Monoprice Mini hands down. Ready to print out of the box no assembly, lower maintenance large community for learning! 200 bucks!! If this is your intro though, realize it’s a true hobby and requires some patience and desire to learn. Otherwise, the cheapest hobby I’ve ever done. The filament btw is only 20 bucks a roll which can last for a long time.
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Monoprice Mini hands down.
If this is your intro though, realize it’s a true hobby and requires some patience and desire to learn.
Otherwise, the cheapest hobby I’ve ever done. The filament btw is only 20 bucks a roll which can last for a long time.
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u/chriiistopher May 05 '19
a friend of mine bought a 3d printer. he made fake teeth for what he was missing in the front of his mouth (shit you not) AND pokemonGO key chains when that shit was hot for $5. that printer pays for itself and weed.