Commercial 3D printer businesses?

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(03-06-2022, 05:36 AM)Mayhem Wrote: Unfortunately Willy the print doesn't always resemble to drawing.  Sometimes the drawing is beyond the capabilities of the printer and other times the slicer settings are not correct and/or the printer hasn't been dialled in properly.

And this applies to a Selective Laser Sintering machine costing between $20K and $500K as well? They talk about it being the best process for fine details.

This part wasn't done on a printer using an extruded filament. I have to wonder if it would have come out better if it had been.

Oh well, it is what it is. It's my first experience with 3D printed parts so I didn't know what to expect anyway.