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adithyay328
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well that depends on how complicated the design it is...

it also needs to be possible

and you also need a lot of money

 

this is why most people do it themselves

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2 minutes ago, Enderman said:

well that depends on how complicated the design it is...

it also needs to be possible

and you also need a lot of money

 

this is why most people do it themselves

Thanks! I was starting to think that I should just build it on my own. Thanks! 

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3 minutes ago, adithyay328 said:

Thanks! I was starting to think that I should just build it on my own. Thanks! 

good luck :)

it will take a lot of time and effort but you will learn a ton during the process, very important skils

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If it s something that can be 3d printed you can easily find someone to print it for you for a reasonable price.

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