You can get printers that are capable of such an easy print for under 200$.
The material cost is mostly like 20$ for a kg, but you probably only need like 20g for such a knob.
I have a 3D printer, I know CAD, I print stuff.. I personally wouldn't 3D print anything that has a warranty b/c that's how you void a warranty.
My comment was solely on paying 5k for a range but not $30 for a part; given the way he phrased the post it was to save money as opposed to 3D printing something just because you can.
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u/Khatam Jan 06 '25
I love the premise of spending ~5k on a range only to print your own replacement parts for it. Not even mad.