>>11442835
No problem. I already have a system set up for 3d printing so I just need to add another fan and pipe.
And I did look for printing services but it looks like they're mainly for stuff that are flat, not for 3d surface.
In my case, I'll have to make a custom jig or something to hold the faceplate so that it rotates along with curvature of the faceplate because according to the videos I've seen, the printer is set very close to the surface of the print.
Still studying though. Just wanted to know if there's anyone that's tried it already.

>>11442867
I'm talking about flatbed printing, not 3d.
It's stuff like the one in pic which costs $1.5k.
I saw some Japanese guys on twitter talking about using it to make custom faceplates so I wanted to try it myself.
I'm well aware of resin fumes since I do 3d printing.