@christophrumpel You will then quickly find out that pre-made models usually do not fit all your needs. For that I suggest you use Autodesk Fusion 360. You start with a parametric 2D sketch and extrude from there. It opens a new world in 3D printing. A free licence - https://t.co/H51C2rvkND
@christophrumpel Sure. It's a solid option. For me Prusa feels more at home since it fully embraces the open source and I can modify it to my liking while it still works out of the box.
@christophrumpel Whichever printer you buy there is still quite a steep learning curve regarding issues that occur during printing. This is the best resource that helped me a lot when I was starting - https://t.co/i2arlNKAPs
@dhh I talked to a blind person the other day. She said that since all appliances are becoming touch-based she finds it helpful to have the phone app to control it. So you can go both ways - Physical buttons and dials or "smart" - or both.
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