Look, don’t know your equipment, i spend two years using, designing and debugging my machines(cnc, 3d printer and laser), i’ve study a lot of hours, tested a lot of pieces and wasted a lots of spools, and you came and tell me that you are an expertise because you had printed 12 pieces and tell me what can or cano’t be done, when first of all I wasn’t talking to you, it takes way more than dozens print just to know your printer, every time you change spools no matter if they are the same brand, you have to tweek you settings again, if someone open a door and the wind blowed over the printer you have to start again, and so on, no matter if it is a diy or a very expensive machine.
I said prototyping and not production industries, and just think about it, what makes a cnc milling machine be precise? The motors electronics and linear motion, and you can get the same for your 3d printer, my home made printer is printing with x,y = 0,05 mm and z= 0,06 right now, of course it took me a lot of try and errors, learn a lot of new things and I’ve only paid 350 u$ for the parts, believe it or not.
Nobody knows it all, not you and surely not me, so don’t say to some one what can or cannot be done without first knowing his background, his experiences, I believe everyone here talks about what they really had learning with their own experiences.
Forgive me if I misunderstood your post but you always sounded to me like if you believed that your true is the only true, and there are a lot of truths not just only one! May be my bad english I don’t know. Spread the love!
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