) so this will give me a reason to get that installed and give it a try. 
Sounds like a material I could use.engineered wrote: ↑ TPU can also make squishy toys for kids, soft feet for chairs, new feet for laptops, possibly even new soles for shoes.
Just a head's up.... I've got a roll on order to play with it, and have parts waiting to be installed on my printer that should make printing with it easier, but do some research before you jump in feet first with TPU. It's apparently a bit trickier to print with than PLA or PETG.
Ender 3 is the most popular option, but there are are many Ender 3 clones now that come with more for less. Keep an eye on hot deals for one, they're posted pretty frequently.goleafsgo_22 wrote: ↑ Any recommendations for a good 3d printer for a hobbyist that will make me happy without dent in my wallet ?
I'm on the mailing list. Every now and then they do free shipping over $50, or even once they did free shipping no minimum. That said, shipping is pretty low compared to other sites. It's about $10 for me, which means if I get at least 2x spools at $20 I'm saving money compared to Amazons >$30 spools.
Aquila is $220 frequently on amazon.ca and is basically an ender 3 v2. It really doesn't get any cheaper than that. I just got mine and it's great, coming from the last cheap 3D printer (MP select mini v2). The fans are loud but you can swap those out pretty cheap.goleafsgo_22 wrote: ↑ Any recommendations for a good 3d printer for a hobbyist that will make me happy without dent in my wallet ?
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