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Last time i checked, good cheap option was Ender 3, but best recommendation probably changed through years. There's a 3d printing thread on /diy/, but unless you're interested in 3d printing specifically, you're probably better off ordering a print online, from someone who offers printing for a fee. 3d printers are not as straightforward as end user would want them to be, you need to calibrate them, for bigger prints you need some kind of controlled environment or there's a risk that simple blow of cold air will warp your print, it's lots of effort. So, if all you want is a blender -> plastic converter, i'd recommend looking for someone who prints stuff online instead, it saves you from having to buy a printer, it saves you from having to learn how to use it, and i doubt the extra fee for a printer guy is going to be all that high.