I'm still very new to all this, but anyway:
Now 3d printers become more affordable every day, I'm getting more and more interested in maybe buying one.
However, when discussing this subject with a friend of mine, he told me 3D printers really take up a lot of your time. According to him it's not like an inkprinter: a device you turn on when you need it and turn it off when you're done with it. You have to clean it from time to time (even when you haven't used it in soem time) and really does cost a lot of time.
Is he exaggerating or is the maintenance of the printer indeed quite a lot of work?
Now 3d printers become more affordable every day, I'm getting more and more interested in maybe buying one.
However, when discussing this subject with a friend of mine, he told me 3D printers really take up a lot of your time. According to him it's not like an inkprinter: a device you turn on when you need it and turn it off when you're done with it. You have to clean it from time to time (even when you haven't used it in soem time) and really does cost a lot of time.
Is he exaggerating or is the maintenance of the printer indeed quite a lot of work?
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