The printing is not hard...it's the programming that takes the time and makes it non-profitable! If you can learn Fusion 360, mentioned above...you could program the part, and then I bet someone will take up the job for you.
I used to advertise laser cutting. I wound up with a big following, because I was not charging for the programming, only the 15 minutes or so of cutting. For that 15 minute cut job I would often spend 20-30 hours on the computer! My last job was a gentleman who was building a 100" wingspan Consolidated PBY (the old WW2 float plane). I worked with him on and off for 4 years, spent over 500 hours programming the entire plane, and only got $50 for one cut job. I finally shut him down. He still writes every couple months. I explained that for a 1-off part (plane in his case), you can hand cut balsa much quicker than I could program the laser to cut it. The advantage of the laser, or 3D printer, is the follow-on jobs are near effortless.