That could be an addictive hobby it appears. Great job!
It is, I first started printing about 7 years ago and keep upgrading machines. Got into it because I wanted to 3D print a part for use on ventilated babies (neonatal respiratory therapist) and I needed a way to do it. The part never went anywhere, but the hobby stuck.
Didn’t you build some SD card holders at one time?
Not that I have posted here, I built some years ago that were designed by someone else.
Ok. Back during the start of Covid I bought a couple of them from someone on here that had printed them. Thought it may have been you.
Nope, I've never sold a print. I do know I'm not the only printer on here though.
I'm sure there are better forums for me to ask, but...
How stable are these parts insofar as cold/heat and UV? I'm thinking about automobile interior parts specifically. Would they hold up in that environment?
Depends on the filament they are made from, ABS and PETG will hold up fairly well. The more common PLA will break down under those conditions. If you want something exotic that a hobbyist can't print, a company called shapeways will print for you in whatever you want, metal included.
