I stopped underestimating my 3D printer after seeing 4 amazing features it could pull off
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Most people might get an Ender 3 or a Bambu Labs A1, print a handful of low-poly figures, maybe a headphone stand, and eventually relegate the printer to a corner of the room. There's a persistent myth in the tech and maker spaces that desktop FDM printers are inherently limited, as though there's a cap on what you can and cannot print. Most potential buyers presume they are strictly for prototyping rough, blocky shapes, and if you want real precision or a professional finish, you need to shell
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