Originally Posted by
djprinter
3d printers are not a good solution for production, if you're creating very small runs (less than 6), then it may make sense. Typically one would print the part and then create a mold from it for producing more.
As for quality, with a quality FDM printer you should get what you need with some finishing on the part (sanding, and acetone smoothing). The ultimaker 2 is widely considered the gold standard for home-use FDM printers, but you could also get what you need out of the flashforge creator for less than half the price.
Holes and pockmarks in print walls
06-04-2024, 09:14 AM in General 3D Printing Discussion