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My local library has a 3d printer. Might be worth checking out what resources your local one has?
There's plenty, where are you located in the world?
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There are quite a few in the US. Two off the top of my head are Slant3d and PCBWay. With all of them though, you may have to do some final post processing depending on what you are printing. 3d printing services just print the item, they don't do much beyond that.
My local UPS store has like 5 printers running all day.
There are many businesses that fabricate one-off parts for individuals through a variety of processes. A lot of them advertise on maker or engineering channels on YouTube. PCBWay is one such business although I’m not endorsing them - I’ve never used any of them.
If you have a ready-to-print model, I've found treatstock to be a pretty inexpensive way to order prints.
Libraries usually have a printer or two you can use.
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