As 3D printing technology has become increasingly accessible, newer and more affordable 3D printers can empower users to build their own custom parts for RC planes, multirotors, cars, boats, helicopters, robotics, and other DIY projects. As the range of materials that can be 3D printed grows, it's now possible for 3D printers to help accommodate most hobbyist’s early projects. Can’t find a rare part for an older model or want to modify an existing piece? Check out some 3D printers for creating those parts and more!

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Last Christmas, my family were kind enough to gift me an Anet A8 3D printer.

The Anet A8 comes flat packed in a large box and has to be assembled at home by yourself. It comes with all the tools and instruction CD, but you need lots of patience as the build can be tricky. (The hardest part though is understanding the instructions).

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Introduction

In recent years, as with many parts of the hobby, there has been a huge increase in the availability and affordability of what was once expensive technology. 3D printing is one of those parts of the hobby.