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Great ! Glad it works well, thank you !
I highly recommend getting a 3d printer. 3D printing is the one hobby that connects all other hobbies and they have become much easier to ease and accessible lately. It all depends on your budget but my designs are made to be easy to print so you shouldn't need a super high end high tech printer. A lot of cool stuff came out this year and I would recommend a bambulab printer for beginners, they are a bit more pricey but very beginner friendly. Otherwise for cheaper but require a bit more hands on I'd recommend the Elegoo Centauri Carbon or Qidi Q2.

And that sounds all perfect. Definitely gonna start saving up for one of those, but I’m wondering how cheap can I go to just print that one mold that I got from you the packs of joints could I do it on a cheap Amazon or Temu one under $300 and then I’ll start saving up for the better one where I can actually do some real stuff but right now this seems like the best for my budget and current situation of making more money

You can absolutely print those on any basic printer. However, you seem very new to this and these machines can be tricky. Be careful with the super cheap no name ones though, some can require some more knowledge to operate. here's my recommendation to print those : https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/a1-mini it's small and good to print with basic materials (PLA & PETG) with easy to use interface. Bambulab are the best for beginner easy to use machines. Otherwise I recommend spending a bit more to get this : https://us.elegoo.com/products/centauri-carbon this is at 300$ and has been greatly reviewed and seems like a good platform to start and also allows to expand later down the orad.

Great !

I currently don't have a model for 5 joints. However, for 3 king size joints, I recommend this other model I made https://cults3d.com/:1871018, more sturdy and has space for a small lighter, all in one package.

Looking forward to see how this first adventure into the 3d world goes for you & happy to discuss custom solutions as well !

Of course, How can I help ?

Of course, How can I help ? Welcome to the 3D world ! Those are a couple of my existing designs and can also make custom requests if needed

Hi ! I understand, the 3D world can be a bit overwhelming at first. It's very easy. Here is how it works : you download the file, it's an STL format. Then you put this STL file into a software called a slicer. The slicer communicates with the printer, it knows the brand and model. Your friend with the printer should know all this. It translates a 3d shape into printing instructions for the printer. This is where you can choose details on what kind of filament you want to use and how strong to make it. I recommend basic settings and layer height of .12-0.16mm for better accuracy. These files are designed to print easily so you shouldn't have any issues and not use much plastic so it should cost you less than 1$ of materials

Amazing

Hi Nrunyo, I believe the price should adapt to where you have your browser setup. All my prices are in USD. Does this help ?

Avec plaisir ! Sympa tes creations.