In my experience, you’re missing two steps. “Forget again how to print” because at some point, you’re running out of models that are already available. Then the printer collects dust for two years, leading to “re-learn how to print and calibrate”. I now own my third printer and never got around to teaching myself CAD. Must be happening soon though, I’m convinced.
That is way to accurate to be funny. I bought a printer a few years ago, printed a couple of things, worked pretty well after fiddeling for a few days. I was finally ready to print the thing i actually wanted to. Problem with the z-axis. Ah that’s a problem for another day. Two years later i looked at that printer going: what even is anything?
In my experience, you’re missing two steps. “Forget again how to print” because at some point, you’re running out of models that are already available. Then the printer collects dust for two years, leading to “re-learn how to print and calibrate”. I now own my third printer and never got around to teaching myself CAD. Must be happening soon though, I’m convinced.
That is way to accurate to be funny. I bought a printer a few years ago, printed a couple of things, worked pretty well after fiddeling for a few days. I was finally ready to print the thing i actually wanted to. Problem with the z-axis. Ah that’s a problem for another day. Two years later i looked at that printer going: what even is anything?