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Originally Posted by Spuds
So you have to wait for the print to complete (if it does so successfully, which is it's own learning curve) before you know if it fits and looks right in the physical model. Definitely worth it if you are going to make a few sets, but probably not going to save much time for the first take.
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The good news is the parts are small so the print time wouldn't be long (relatively speaking). But, you are correct, steep learning curve in both design and successful print.
My son has a relatively low end printer (a MonoPrice one, don't remember the model number) and we've done a few straight-from-the-web prints and a few custom designed ones, mostly D&D related, and each is a challenge.