These aren't very good examples of what is currently possible using a decent FDM printer. (Prusa Mk3s for example) While not beautiful, PLA prints are pretty da

These aren't very good examples of what is currently possible using a decent FDM printer. (Prusa Mk3s for example) While not beautiful, PLA prints are pretty darn smooth and surprisingly strong if you orient the print in the right direction. (you don't want to stress the part on the axis of the layer stacking) I bought one a year or so ago and while definitely still in the "toy" category, you can do some neat things with them. That said, woodworking is going to let you build way nicer things, but you don't get to just click a button and have it reproduced, nor share plans with others. But ya, FDM doesn't print things that are "nice" really, just functional.