Quoted from Fezmid:As someone who has never used a 3d printer before, what resources should I look at to help pick a printer and learn the process? I'm not sure if I want to get into it or not as it looks like it's a lot of work, but I've thought about it for a good decade and things have to be easier now than they were back then, right?
While not as cheap as the post above, you can also consider going the DLP route. UV Resin printing gives you way better resolution and no need for finishing steps like sanding or acetone vapor treatments. Downside is it's more expensive to get the printer and print size is smaller although the Kelant s400/s500 print a decent size.