Should You Get a 3D-Printer As a Photographer?

I finally got myself a 3D-printer and got to see if I could come up with ACTUAL uses for it. And I must say, I definitely have.
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[@Scrotumdepoulpe]

I mostly print lens caps, GoPro mounts/arms, threads adapters, this kind of stuff.
For everything "lens related", use a resin printer. Filament printers are not the best when it comes to screw/unscrew something. If it breaks (and IT WILL really quickly) you can damage your lens.
So, for filters, caps, hoods, adapters : spend 200 bucks in a resin printer like a Mars 3, and you're done.

[@salvestised3718]

Which printer and what was the price?

[@villerasku]

I got a Creality Ender3 v3 Se for around 175€