27-01-2022, 11:56 PM
The costs associated with 3D printing are actually quite high, especially if we create individual elements. In the case of the production of several elements, e.g. knobs, they significantly decrease. The quality of the prints is not perfect, but it can be improved by post-processing, e.g. painting. There are more and more interesting printing materials, e.g. imitating wood, electrically conductive or replacing rubber. Some materials have very high mechanical and thermal resistance. Designing is time-consuming and undoubtedly requires knowledge of 3D graphics processing. In my opinion, this is what stands in the way of the development of amateur 3D printing. I create and print my own designs for my own needs. I have a friend who works in this field professionally and academically. He will certainly take up any challenge.
