I design and print stuff

Im a hobbyist 3D designer that can cope with most 3d work and I can also 3d print any designs you may need.

check out some of my work at yarrd.co.uk


thank you

matt

Hello, I am a railway modeller living in Carluke, Lanarkshire, looking for someone who would like to earn a few bob making some small parts for me. I model mainly in N gauge i.e.1:148 with occasional forays into OO [1:78]
I have access to AutoCad Inventor 10 [2006], if that's of any help.
Cheers, Robert.

R. McShane Wrote:
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> Hello, I am a railway modeller living in Carluke,
> Lanarkshire, looking for someone who would like to
> earn a few bob making some small parts for me. I
> model mainly in N gauge i.e.1:148 with occasional
> forays into OO [1:78]
> I have access to AutoCad Inventor 10 [2006], if
> that's of any help.
> Cheers, Robert.


hey im not as active as i used to be but i would be happy to dust off the 3d printer and crack out some parts for you.

Matt

Hi Matt, I am new to this forum stuff.
How do I get in touch with you by other means?
Robert.

Try sending him a PM by clicking on the [[url=http://forums.reprap.org/pm.php?162,page=send,message_id=105065]PM[/url]] after his forum name in the header of one of his messages.

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Bob Morrison
Wörth am Rhein, Germany
"Luke, use the source!"
BLOG - PHOTOS - Thingiverse

Hi Bob, thanks for that advice, but sent an e-mail via the link he provided in his original post.
Didn't notice it originally. DOH
Cheers, Robert

Hi Matt,

I found your posting on the reprap forum, and would like to know if you're interested in becoming an official Print a Thing supplier?

Here is some information on what I have to offer you:

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Have you invested thousands of dollars building a 3D printer and dozens of hours painstakingly calibrating it? After you printed a few objects for fun, did you find it sitting dormant much of the time? Are you ready to let your creation start making money?

If so, become an official Print a Thing supplier. Print a Thing is a crowd-sourced 3d printing revolution. The system gathers orders, combines them onto easy-to-print beds, and sends them to you to print, allowing you to stick to what you're passionate about – 3d printing. We pay for your services, and you can even choose your rate.

Turn your 3d printer in to a tireless, money-making machine! To join the revolution, email me at: [my first name]@printathing.com.

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I wish you all the best, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,
Andy Doucette
Founder of printathing.com