>3d printers are 200$, esp32 is the same cost as arduino nano. If all you have is a hammer... I have an opposing view. The current popularity of those particu

>3d printers are 200$, esp32 is the same cost as arduino nano. If all you have is a hammer... I have an opposing view. The current popularity of those particular crafting items has resulted in a plethora of crumbling and misshapen plastic widgets with barely-functional networking features that required limited creativity or novel ideas to create. This is to the detriment of the many other skills and crafts used to create physical objects.