Paul R
pfm Member
I bought a Prusa Mk3 three years ago, the price wasn't quite so eye-watering then, but there was a waiting list even for kits. My reasoning was that an Ender or similar would make 'being a 3d printer' a significant activity, it would require mods and adjustments and upgrades. I knew nothing and just wanted to make some bits and pieces. So Prusa.
And with the launch of the 4 the price looks reasonable again.
I don't know how you're going to print your grille and have it look good, I assume lots of supports followed by hand finishing? It might work better on an SLA type, although I've never used one and I've no idea how stable the results are in a real envifonment.
And with the launch of the 4 the price looks reasonable again.
I don't know how you're going to print your grille and have it look good, I assume lots of supports followed by hand finishing? It might work better on an SLA type, although I've never used one and I've no idea how stable the results are in a real envifonment.