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Your local library may have some fantastic hardware available to you at no or low cost.

My county library has numerous printing and crafts available. Besides B&W and Color copy printing they have a large format HP Designjet Z5200 44" printer available to anyone with a library card. Also, there is a 3D printer available. Support is on site to help you with the machines. (would you leave a stranger alone with your $5K printer?)

Other things available:
  • Cricut Maker
  • Laser Engraver
  • Vinyl Cutter
  • Green Screen Studio
  • T-Shirt Press
  • Button Maker
  • Comb Binding Machine
  • Laminator
I don't know what a Comb Binding Machine is but it's there for the free cost of a library card.

Amazing!
 
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I don't know what a Comb Binding Machine is
Like when you have your document bound down one side with plastic or wire teeth, that’s Comb Binding..
Also, there is a 3D printer available.
So now there's no excuse not to get into 3D printing.. :lol::hugs Capture44.JPG
 
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Sooner or later you will succumb to temptation.
Just wait till I gather the funds needed for buying my second 3D printer. :D
 

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Just wait till I gather the funds needed for buying my second 3D printer.
Ah ha, but then you might have the same issue that @stratman has, no space to put in..
P.S. I’ve no more space left either..
P.S. That’s why I suggested using the one in the library..
 

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You're right, not enough vital space for two 3D machines in my home. IF I purchase a second printer, it will replace the first one.
That won't happen tomorrow, unless my Prusa explodes or burns to the ashes suddenly. :oops:
 

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As much as the Titanic was a good solid ship.
( I won't be printing any 3D icebergs, just in case ).
 

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Another interesting find.

My local CVS drug store has an Epson P6000 behind the counter. Freaking huge!

One of the employees was fitting an 8x10 portrait canvas shot of a family onto a plastic frame. The printer is relatively new for the store.

Unlike the library, I don't think CVS will let me try out the printer.
 
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