[USA]All the parts for a RepRap, $300
Posted by spacexula
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[USA]All the parts for a RepRap, $300 June 15, 2012 09:12PM |
Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 581 |
Upgrading one of my machines and selling off the parts at cost to someone who wants to get started.
Sanguinololu 1.1 electronics
Fully assembled Wades Extruder with hobbed bolt (not home made, it's an eckerteck)
Makergear 1.7 hot end
5 stepper motors
Brass bushings
t5 belt and gears
All threaded rod
All the wood
All fasteners (unless I lost a screw)
Set of Prusa parts (really sort of old, might want to get a new set, or I can print a new set for you for a bit more)
Doing this to just try to help someone get into the hobby.
repraplogphase.blogspot.com
Sanguinololu 1.1 electronics
Fully assembled Wades Extruder with hobbed bolt (not home made, it's an eckerteck)
Makergear 1.7 hot end
5 stepper motors
Brass bushings
t5 belt and gears
All threaded rod
All the wood
All fasteners (unless I lost a screw)
Set of Prusa parts (really sort of old, might want to get a new set, or I can print a new set for you for a bit more)
Doing this to just try to help someone get into the hobby.
repraplogphase.blogspot.com
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Re: [USA]All the parts for a RepRap, $300 June 20, 2012 11:31PM |
Mr. Spacexula,
I am very new to 3D printing, I do not own one of these machines and I have only read about them on the reprap wiki and other similar sites. But I am very interested in these machines (both for personal use and for research/prototype development at my university).
I have a few questions about your machine:
1. Is it a 100% complete set (can I assemble a 3D printer using only the things that come in your package)?
2. From reading online it seems that your Sanguinololu 1.1 electronics are a little old, is it possible to upgrade that software, or if not can I buy a new set of electronics (RAMPS 1.4 for example) and simply replace the electronics?
3. How good can I realistically expect my prints to turn out with this machine (after calibration and tweaking)?
4. You said that your parts are old. Are they in good enough working condition so that I would be able to print my own pieces after I get the set, and how much would you charge for a new set?
5. How much would shipping be if shipped to New Hampshire and how do you accept payment?
I am very new to 3D printing, I do not own one of these machines and I have only read about them on the reprap wiki and other similar sites. But I am very interested in these machines (both for personal use and for research/prototype development at my university).
I have a few questions about your machine:
1. Is it a 100% complete set (can I assemble a 3D printer using only the things that come in your package)?
2. From reading online it seems that your Sanguinololu 1.1 electronics are a little old, is it possible to upgrade that software, or if not can I buy a new set of electronics (RAMPS 1.4 for example) and simply replace the electronics?
3. How good can I realistically expect my prints to turn out with this machine (after calibration and tweaking)?
4. You said that your parts are old. Are they in good enough working condition so that I would be able to print my own pieces after I get the set, and how much would you charge for a new set?
5. How much would shipping be if shipped to New Hampshire and how do you accept payment?
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Re: [USA]All the parts for a RepRap, $300 July 06, 2012 03:30PM |
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Re: [USA]All the parts for a RepRap, $300 July 06, 2012 03:38PM |
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Re: [USA]All the parts for a RepRap, $300 July 06, 2012 05:39PM |
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Asger Wrote:
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It's quite rude to use another seller thread to promote your competing sale, Asger. Please don't do that.
Most of my technical comments should be correct, but is THIS one ?
Anyway, as a rule of thumb, always double check what people write.
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> [www.ebay.com][censored]
It's quite rude to use another seller thread to promote your competing sale, Asger. Please don't do that.
Most of my technical comments should be correct, but is THIS one ?
Anyway, as a rule of thumb, always double check what people write.
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