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| Product | Link |
| AnyCubic Photon DLP Resin 3d Printer This is the printer that I started with, and still use regularly. It can print a z-height as low as 25 microns for excellent print quality. The print bed is small, but it is perfect for tabletop gaming parts and accessories. | https://amzn.to/3kvdMbl |
| Elegoo Mars 2 DLP Resin 3d Printer This is the improved offering from Elegoo. It boasts more reliability and a mono screen, meaning that you can get your layer exposure down to 2-3 seconds, saving tons of time. Again, 25 microns z-height for excellent print quality.  | https://amzn.to/303SlGe |
| Phrozen Sonic Mini 4K Mono DLP Resin 3d Printer The Mini 4K Mono is a resin DLP 3d printer that has roughly the same size of print area as the other offerings above. What it improves is that the X/Y resolution (which comes from the LCD screen resolution) is 4K rather than 2K on the printers listed above. That, and the screen is a monochrome one, rather than a color one. This reduces heat, so you don’t have to replace it nearly as often. | https://amzn.to/3m5c7tG |
| Creality Ender 3 FDM Filament Printer Many people start with this as an “entry” level printer. I think it’s great for producing the parts I want for tabletop gaming (like building models). It is simple to operate, but adding a replacement metal print bed will aid you (see FDM Filament Printer Items ) | https://amzn.to/2Usu7D4 |
| Creality CR-10 FDM Filament Printer For larger prints, this printer is essentially a sized-up Ender 3. It is simple, reliable and upgradable. | https://amzn.to/3f9JeLf |
