Damn fucking right it is. I got a full on gaming rig that I built right before the insane price hike hit that I now can use to host local LLMs and do simulations on while gaming on the Deck.
Despite getting myself an professional level 3D printer that actually makes me some decent money. The Deck is still the best purchase I’ve made I the last 2 years.
Edit: Best thing is. I got the OLED 500 GB model used for less than 400 bucks. Again, best bang for buck I ever had.
Relacement parts for vintage motorcycles. Light fixtures, battery trays, mirror housings etc. basically everything not critically structural where the original part has either broken or withered away. Since replacements aren’t available anymore 3D printers are perfect for that.
Prusa Core One. But if I had to recommend one right now I’d go for the Snapmaker U1.
Edit: Not that the Core One is bad in any way, it’s an absolute beast, but the Snapmaker seems to be the best allrounder price wise. That might change once Prusa starts rolling out the INDX multi tool upgrade, then the Core One might take the 1st place again.
Damn fucking right it is. I got a full on gaming rig that I built right before the insane price hike hit that I now can use to host local LLMs and do simulations on while gaming on the Deck.
Despite getting myself an professional level 3D printer that actually makes me some decent money. The Deck is still the best purchase I’ve made I the last 2 years.
Edit: Best thing is. I got the OLED 500 GB model used for less than 400 bucks. Again, best bang for buck I ever had.
What do you sell using your 3D printer?
Relacement parts for vintage motorcycles. Light fixtures, battery trays, mirror housings etc. basically everything not critically structural where the original part has either broken or withered away. Since replacements aren’t available anymore 3D printers are perfect for that.
That’s a great use for it. Can I ask which printer you have?
Prusa Core One. But if I had to recommend one right now I’d go for the Snapmaker U1.
Edit: Not that the Core One is bad in any way, it’s an absolute beast, but the Snapmaker seems to be the best allrounder price wise. That might change once Prusa starts rolling out the INDX multi tool upgrade, then the Core One might take the 1st place again.