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[USA]A 3DP In Any Form for a Limited Budget! - 11 years ago
Looking for a (used/ fault) KIT, ASSEMBLED MACHINE, or A PRINTER MISSING FEW PARTS. I, as a student, have a limited budget(don't really want to spend too much from my parents), so I found Printrbot Simple. However, I didn't like its poor experience and small building envelope. I returned it at last. So now I'm looking for a used and not needed one.....or a fault printer that people don't want. Aby jpan - Wanted
Re: How can I get a 3DP at a limited budget? - 11 years ago
Thank you guys, I'll check them out. I'm currently in the US now, but will it be cheaper to get one from outside of the US even including shipping charge?by jpan - General
How can I get a 3DP at a limited budget? - 11 years ago
As a student I don't really have lots of money, but the world of 3d printers interests me. I tried Printrbot Simply and am not satisfied, so I returned it for refund. I now have a budget of 500 USD, and looking for another one. I know many 3DPs that are sold below 500$ but most of them (actually ALL of them as I know) have months of lead time and I don't want to wait at all. So, what can I do nby jpan - General
Re: Which power solution to use? - 11 years ago
I'll cut the wire, but is it fine to leave all the other wires right there?by jpan - General
Which power solution to use? - 11 years ago
I found many solution for connection power supply to a board, and I don't really care which board to use as long as it works. I'm a little bit confuse that which power supply to choose and which wiring plan to follow. 1) This one seems complicated. I don't like it. 2) This guide is very specific. But the PSU used there has one 3yellow/3black cable and one 4yellow/4black cable, and many otherby jpan - General