It's hard to make parts for things that are designed to be unrepairable. That said it's also hella not cost effective. I'm in $400 or more, and have only print

It's hard to make parts for things that are designed to be unrepairable. That said it's also hella not cost effective. I'm in $400 or more, and have only printed a few daily use items. My printed clothes dryer knob has been working great for a few years, and my printed curtain rod brackets are working fine so far this summer. The replacement button I made for my father's CNC lathe is working fine a few years in too. That said, being able to sketch something, bang it out in openscad, and have a part waiting for me on the bed the next morning is pretty magical.