I am under the impression many 3D printers are cheap consumer junk. What would be a suitable one for more serious work, that doesn't cost a small fortune?
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On 9/1/2019 6:24 PM, Tam Hanna wrote:
Sorry to sound like a broken record...but get a 3D printer. Or hit up a makerspace, if you can handle the crowd which hangs out Western European ones at least.
With best regards
Tam HANNA
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On 2019. 09. 01. 1:15, Burt K6OQK wrote:
Ken,
I have the same malady.? People give me fully functional carcasses missing, maybe, a knob.? They tell me to take what I need and toss the rest.
Anyone have a knob for a ...
Burt, K6OQK
I really hope not to find a parts mule that can easily be repaired or
I will have two of these things and be unwilling to hurt one to restore
the other - yea I¡¯m weird that way.
Regards,
Ken
