Operator A says that 3D printers can print anything, Operator B says they can only print in specific materials. Which one is correct?

Operator A says that 3D printers can print anything

Operator A says that 3D printer bearings don’t have any excessive load so they don’t need to be lubricated aside from when the factory does it.

If the first layer is sparsely printing what is the best course of action?

What menu option is the most logical to use when a print is failing?

Which of these is a repository for finding 3D printable models?

What advantage does a Bowden extrusion system have over direct drive?

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