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this post was submitted on 08 Sep 2023
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Is this for a business? Why not get a 3d printer and print yourself?
I don't have a 3d printer currently and will not be able to get one in near future.
Also not all 3d printing technologies are equal. Each has its strengths and limitations. FDM doesn't cover all bases.
I didn't mention what type of printer to get. If your particular situation makes getting a printer not viable, then don't get a printer. I was just asking to see if I, or someone else, could help.
Thanks!