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Originally Posted by 908/930
If you make up a CAD drawing there are many companies out there that will print the parts for you. Likely a better finished product and more selection of materials.
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THIS ^
While I've been printing on my own printer for nearly a decade, I've been ordering prints for the past 2 decades.
Running your own printer is VERY involved (not some Plug&Play HP Laserjet) and services are cheap, with the above quoted advantages.
Print services are the best place to start. Well, unless you are looking for a time-suck of a highly multi-variable machine processing non-linear amorphous material.
