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What online print service would you recommend?
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You can maybe post something on local marketplaces. Something like Kleinanzeigen (Germany), Facebook Marketplace (US I think) or something similar. Or local groups.
There are a lot of hobbyists who have a printer that stands still for 99% of the time, who can print it for cheap.
Or, as someone else already has suggested, your local library.
I checked the library today, no such service unfortunately. However, I could get my husband to go on Facebook and post something there. Thank you!