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They can but there will things to learn. Designing layout/fonts/etc in software and then learning the 3d printing side. Lots of trial and error from my experience getting things to line up and look the way you want. Some of the newer multicolor capable printers like those from Bambu can make...

Making the plate in Tinkercad wasn't too bad. Thank you. Its one of those pedals that you don't notice as much until you play with it on for a bit and then turn it off.

Nice! I use Hueforge as well and your post made me think about merging Hueforge artwork onto other prints as well. Just did a 3d printed fix/enhancement on one of my builds: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/skeptical-buffer-build.22197/

Took forever to complete this but after multiple parts orders, mis-drilled holes, and LED struggles I finally got this one wrapped up. First mistake was drilling the holes for the switches too high. Instead of using a different enclosure I made a 3D printed plate with transparent letters to...

Very nice! Did you do two separate prints and glue them?

Here is the decal artwork Cees designed for the Sonomatic.

Here is the build guide for the Dirtbag.

Its been a while and I don't remember if I used one or just read the values off the PCB/from the image here: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/missing-build-docs-schematics.3784/post-120253

Love the Cherry Pie I built, only thing missing is stereo.

They are the same just a matter of preference or wire routing. Do you want an extra wire running to the 3 way or to the push/pull?

I have a set like this that I like: https://www.amazon.com/Precision-Screwdriver-XOOL-Magnetic-Computer/dp/B097R2Y73V/ref=sr_1_4

I've been looking at the same thing. Need to use a 4PDT switch, just not sure on the wiring.

Nice! When the printer first launched they had them in a separate box as a "bonus" but said that it was a limited time offer.

If you don't stop I am going to get in trouble with my wife.

Awesome! For modeling software you may want to check out open OpenSCAD. I use to use it for designing mechanical keyboard frames. Its a different approach to modeling, more like programming. https://openscad.org

Biggest concerns I have seen of them is that they are not open source. They seem to work great, crazy fast and replacement parts are pretty cheap. I can't really justify buying one over my Ender 3.....it just keeps working and I don't use it enough lately that I need to upgrade. Then I think...

I think the new king of printers that just work out of the box is Bambu Labs. They are not cheap but the features and performance are pretty crazy. I wanted to build a Voron for a while now but the X1 Carbon makes it seem like a lot of effort for about the same result.

Another vote for Ryobi. Work fine, not expensive.

Finally finished this one tonight. It's been on the workbench waiting for a C50k pot that I could've sworn I had already ordered. No issues putting it together, socketed the LED's and the LDR's in case I wanted to experiment with different parts. Sounds good and has been added to my smaller...