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Hi, Perth Western Australia here - Any chance you might spit out a set of you plastic parts pop them in a box and send them to me - happy to pay a resonable sum for this service if required - Kind Regards Hadrian Fuller

There's a subforum for this: [forums.reprap.org]

milkywayhumen Wrote:
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> Hi, Perth Western Australia here - Any chance you
> might spit out a set of you plastic parts pop them
> in a box and send them to me - happy to pay a
> resonable sum for this service if required - Kind
> Regards Hadrian Fuller


I could do some from NZ

www.acronum.com

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Hadrian:

Just one detail, spitting out (as you say) a Prusa set of plastic parts takes a long time (I'd say around 24h in a Prusa Mendel).

I am sure you'll get them in the forum though.

misan

I run my Mendel 8 hours a day and it takes me 4 days to make a set of Linear Prusa parts with hinged extruder

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The point I was trying to make is that it takes a long time to print a set of parts.

People outside of reprap community may have the wrong impression this is just as a fast laser printer and you have the parts printed in half an hour.

Given the many adjustments that can be made to the firmware and slicing process and the variety of printers out there I understand printing times are not a common benchmark and only in a few places of the wiki some set printing time values are mentioned.

misan

Yes I understand and that's why I pointed out that it takes me nearly a week, and tha's only because I don't work at the moment. If I was working it would take longer

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