Things I would like to 3D print
FYI a 3D printer is super affordable nowadays. Heres a quick guide for home usage:<p>FDM printers: They use a spool of plastic as filament which is heated and layed down layer by layer in a small string, are the cheapest, safest, have a large print volume. On the downside they often break down (e.g. the filament gets jammed) and have a coarse resolution (the smallest details are around 0.1mm). Most popular ones are the Ender series from Creality and Prusa printes. Prices are from $150, filament is from $17&#x2F;kg.<p>SLA printers: They use a liquid (called resin) the hardens (cures) under UV light, they print a whole layer at once. They are capable of printing super fine details, are less prone to breakdown (they just have 1 motor vs 4 or more in FDM). On the downside the resin they use is a very toxic material, you need to vent its air outside and always use protective gear. Also the print needs to be washed and cured after printing and they have a smaller build volume (iPad mini&#x2F;iPad screen size) than FDM. You can get one from $250. Check out r&#x2F;PrintedMinis on Reddit to see what they are capable of.<p>I suggest getting a FDM printer as the first one unless you really need the fine details, e.g. for printing miniature figures.