Posting it here at the request of my daughter. Before someone points it out, I'm aware I can't hit the high notes 🫠
My usual stage is the kitchen and my usual audience one cat. Hope it makes you smile
Hello Reddit! I need some steer as I venture in the world of 3d printing.
I am in charge of a youth group in UK and we have received a donation towards the purchase of STEM equipment. I am considering a 3d printer as something that could both engage the young people but also be a source of small supplies we usually buy but could totally print ourselves.
Not looking for anything too ambitious here, I think the focus would be more on reliability and long term support rather than printing in multiple colours or having the highest definition or speed.
Any suggestions will be much appreciated