If you are like me, retired and have very little printing to do that can not be done on a common printer..why would you spend the money on a 3D printer
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If you are like me, retired and have very little printing to do that can not be done on a common printer..why would you spend the money on a 3D printer
Because when I send my angry letter to the DMV, I want the letters to stand out and give me the attention I deserve!
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Originally Posted by number40Fan
Damn, that is one great idea!..I always look like hell in them...I guess you can't think of everything
To Print Your Resume, for A job working at a Company that will not give your resume a 2nd look Because of your age.
Another darn fine idea..I can see whee the fact that I am retired and do not require a printer much has made me post something that may not have taken such needs as this into account..good luck in finding employment if your seeking same. It is a darn hard climate out there right now!Quote:
Originally Posted by Roberts_Clif
Ron
Read the Real story. Wanted it for a Hobby, Wanted to get in on the innovative side of this technology.
When was the last time you printed with your color ink printer.
When was the last time you folded a paper airplane.
Do You remember Kick the Can.
Children use to go outside not so much any more. So I printed a 5 Dump Trucks.
Now they go outside.
Printed 15 Bird Feeders.
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Did not expect 50 Ducks. Dozens of Sparrows, and a few Morning Doves.
Printed Replacement Globes for my Yard Lights, and saved $219.00 having to replace them.
https://www.tinkercad.com/things/j2X...obe-simplified
Printed a Ford Taurus Back Seat Latch holder Bezel, Price ~ No Longer in Stock.
Printed a Whole 3D Printer Frame.
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165mm X 305mm X 280mm Guess you are only limited by your Imagination.
Thank You ThinkerCad