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Originally Posted by David
I have a Dremel printer at my house that a friend brought over for me to get it up and running since he was having trouble. It was pretty easy to get up and running even though I had no 3D printer experience....
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That right ^there says so much.
There are countless people who want to brag about how easy these printers are for their huge melons to comprehend...
and there are a whole lot of people who don't want to talk about their failure to make the machine work.
3d printers are not plug and play
for any 'idiot' (OP reference).
OTOH, if you have a good understanding of non-linear thermal response of amorphous materials coupled with use of programing G-code (previous CNC) then sure, 3D printers can be up and running in no time.