bounty for tool organizer

I inquired as to printing with plastic, and a friend who does it regularly here producting parts like mouse housings, and housings for our movie viewer product said that the juice that is used in the printers costs around $1000 / litre. As such unless you really want something badly, try some other way than 3D printing. I have not seen what the low end printers that you referred to can do for finish, tolarance, etc, but the process they are using makes parts which are about as clean as the finish on a plastic mouse (which we have a custom version of). I wanted to "print" an Apollo DSKY, and use another asset they have here, which is flex circuits, and do a USB version to attach to the simulator you can run on your PC. The Linux version of the simulator didn't look to be very difficult to interface to, and I figured a real panel version would be pretty cool. The frame and backing is way cheaper with aluminum, very expensive with his printer service. Jim