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You didn't really provide much reasoning for your arguments. I explained exactly why I made the decisions I did. You're just trying to turn it into a resume contest, but you shouldn't assume so much. (That's actually a Logical Fallacy called an Appeal to Authority.)Agree to disagree on several points, but that is just 20+ years in CAD/CAM and ITI will likely be making a lot more models for at least the CUCV and 5 Ton and some instructions for durable 3d printing.
Have many rounds through SLA AR15 lowers, VZ Skorpions, Glocks and much more. Durable printing is a very dear subject to me. SLA lags behind only because entry level FDM machines are flooding the marketplace while a good SLA machine costs more and takes more time to get up to speed.
Thanks for your contribution.
It's pretty easy to get to the 80/20 solution. You clearly know more than most hobbyists probably do, and you can make some prints that will likely work well. To really put the polish on designs takes a lot more effort and knowledge, and having an open mind.