[djmcmath]

I bought a Lulzbot Taz 3 a year ago for some startup work. This technology is really nifty, but requires a LOT of babysitting. There are all kinds of interesting problems, from calibration to bed adhesion to printing certain shapes that just ... don't want to be printed.

Or in other words, I second what Island911 said. If you can find someone else to manage the actual prints for you, it may well be better in the long run.